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Originally Posted by WilliamBos  Good point Robert. I would love to be a fly on the wall between AGCO & CNH. Who knows, it could be nothing more than joint production on equipment, good way to lower costs, and increase cash flow. How is your back? I hope all is with you. And what about haying season? Mother nature has not been kind in anyway, sun/rain/sun/rain. Been a mad rush by folks around here to try and bale what they had cut, and some did not get to bale all of it. |
A joint venture would make sense similar to what Ford and GM did as well as a lot of other large companies.
My back is fine but my spinal cord has never healed and is what is causing me problems and holding me back from being fully recovered. I am making due though, I just had to alter my life considerably to adapt to my current condition.
Haying season has been great for me so far. I have basically
cut everything I wanted for first cutting and only lost a few acres because of rain (ran out of wagons). Everything I have baled so far this year is sold except for 100 bales of alfalfa. I will do second cutting on Alfalfa tomorrow unless the weather changes drastically between now and tomorrow. I just got a call from a hay broker looking to buy alfalfa also but I don't have enough even with my second cutting to meet his order and there is no one else locally that grows alfalfa so I doubt I will be able to sell it to him as he wants 630 bales to fill a load to truck to Texas.