Several semis and a few tandem trucks are used to transport grain from the fields to the unloading destinations. All of our trucks are inspected and maintained on a daily basis to ensure 100% safety and reliability. Our grain trailers are also equipped with automatic tarps.
We operate with front wheel assist tractors and grain carts equipped with electronic scales. Having a grain cart lets us operate in more remote areas and allows us to handle harvesting quicker with minimum combine downtime.
The S-Series combines are equipped for maximum capacity, quality, and performance, as well as, uptime and productivity! Our combines include four wheel drive, duals, big tires, folding grain tank extensions, fine chop knife blades, PowerCast tailboards which is an effective way to manage residue with 40' platforms, FieldVision lighting, ActiveVision Cameras, among other features. We have Gen 4 Machine Sync* along with Gen 4 CommandCenter 4600 touchscreen displays for harvesting information (yield and moisture), GPS mapping documentation and guidance (AutoTrac). This system also allows for the marking of field boundaries. We use MyJohnDeere to produce yield maps.
MacDon 1 Series 40' FlexDrapers are used for wheat, canola and soybean harvest. While harvesting wheat in Western Kansas, Shelbourne Reynolds stripper headers are used in no-till farming systems. In Montana, John Deere 615P Belt Pickup Platforms are used for harvesting windrowed crops. John Deere 8 row 36 inch, 12 and 16 row 30 inch headers are used to harvest corn in the fall. A few of the corn headers include the StalkMaster Corn Head Chopping System which allows for chopping corn stalks while harvesting. We also have MacDon C Series 12 row 30 inch corn headers. We have the ability and potential to harvest all varieties of crops including, but not limited to, wheat, barley, durum, canola, chickpeas, lentils, soybeans, corn and milo.
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