For Some, Local Harvest Twice As Long
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August 8, 2019
Daria Anderson-Faden
Logs and other debris were carried by "rivers" of water to Banner County roads after more than 5 inches of rain fell on Thursday, Aug. 1.
While everyone was out in the field, Wanda Hagstrom provided an update on harvest from the southern part of Kimball County. She said that harvest was "slow and patchy, which is unusual for us." She indicated that harvest this year would take twice as long.
They started last Friday with four loads of seed wheat, and Saturday they cut regular wheat that went to town. She said Sunday was pretty good, "but they had to go find some dry stuff."
The Hagstroms cut their own wheat with one combine and 2 semis and a couple of farm trucks to get everything to town.
The farm is south of Kimball and 2...
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