[PICS] Beans in da bin!

[Klause]

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Highest yielding field:

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Average is 34bu/ac 11% moisture...

143ac of wheat to go and harvest 2011 will be done.

[crusher]

Good for you!! I remember pictures of your drill in a four foot snow drift. Harvest weather in Central Alberta has been phenominal. We've got 700 acres to go, should be done in a week. Just finished our best canola field. It looked 55 when I swathed it, didn't disappoint!

[sumdumguy]

What variety did you grow? what a fall for
beans?

[SASKFARMER3]

What variety were they. The ones at home didn't make it two much vegetation and very few pods still green the day it froze.

[theplowboy]

Congrats Klause...
34 bu/ac is pretty good this year.

[Klause]

These were Warrens.


They made me $150/ac.... more than any other crop this year.

I'm happy.

Question is, can I do a repeat?