Monday, September 14
It was late morning when we began to hear the sounds of equipment harvesting corn from the field across the road. The field in front of the corn is soybeans which are turning yellow – meaning it will also be ready for harvest in the near future.
The truck in the middle of the picture is returning to the field (by a field lane) after unloading the corn fodder in a trench.
A filled truck heading to the farm to unload its contents.
It was about 2 pm when the equipment left this field, so we figured they would come back another day.
When we woke up the next morning the field was empty of corn, which means they worked all night.
If you look closely (under the wires), you can see the trench is full of corn silage. Silage is produced when the equipment chops the entire stalk, including the corn. The cattle enjoy this mix until next fall.
It’s good to see this farm remaining so active! And I always enjoy seeing the photos of th equipment at work!
It is delightful for us to see it active as well.
I love your PA scenery photos. There’s no place like home. Chris W.
We love living here. Glad you enjoy seeing the photos I post.
I always appreciate your photo stories. I just realized these will be a perfect way to show my grandsons another area of the USA that is very different from our beach town. Mary
That is a fun way for them to learn about our part of the country.
And thus the great walls of chlorophyll around your property fall. 🙂
Yes! 🙂