The tractor was junk!  Didn’t run, the PTO frozen on one side, the tires didn’t even match, many other things.  Not what the guy said on the phone, by any means!

We are getting close to Topeka, Kansas.  The drive was very pretty, and we got to see many crops, and some of the farmers harvesting corn. 

 We are on our way to see about a 630 John Deere Tractor in Kansas. The classic tractor’s home is close to Topeka.  Our route takes us through the beautiful canyon by Glenwood, Colorado.

Cooler mornings and warmer than air water cause a mist to rise along the road I take to work.

So far there is enough green and the moisture content is high on the cob, that the kernals are sticking.  When everything gets dry enough to harvest, the concern comes about the wind.  Wind will shuck the corn, but if the shucks are still around the corn the shucks will save the kernals for the harvest.  Worry, Worry, Worry!