Friday, April 25, 2014

Picking up the bales

 Now that the wheat hay has finished drying out from the rain we got, Jaylon finished baling it all and started to pick up all the bales out of the field.

  First he had to stack them in stacks of three, so they'd be eaiser to load unto the wagons.





They hooked the OLD john deere tractor to the wagons to pull the bales.  It didn't have any trouble pulling them though, thats a John Deere for ya  ;o)




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  Over on the other farm, Jaylon's boss has started planting the corn.  It dosent take him to long to plant a field with that giant planter :o)



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   I thought I'd add this picture on here, even though its not the greatest quality because I had to take it through a fence.  We were driving home from Sierra Vista last week and Jaylon stopped in Bisbee and showed me this old quarry mine that is a mile deep.





HANNAH
 

4 comments:

  1. Remember when I helped Daddy unload the big bales off the wagon with ol' mater? haha A big storm came that night....good thing we got them in the barn. That mine sure is scary looking! but interesting. Looks like lots of warm sunshine there! Spring is slow at waking up around here...haha
    Love ya
    Marmy

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  2. Hi Jaylon, Looks like you are having fun farming:) And very good pictures, Hannah!!
    Love you both,
    Mommy

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  3. Thanks for posting, Hannah. We always enjoy looking at your pictures. The pictures of the mine brot back memories for us. Bro. Gene & Sis. Joanne took us there when we visited them. We love you & Jaylon and Baby & pray for you every day. Grandpa & Grandma B.

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  4. Always enjoy reading your blog, Hannah. Wow--how many rows does that planter plant-it looked like about 40 rows!!!! Aunt Carol

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