Isaac Lemmenes
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616 appearances
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 13 Apr
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Due to drought, when there was a drought, it was the mad dash, like get every single acre.
I mean, we were to the point where we had our, we didn't have our pack tractor there, but we were chopping and we were dumping right in that same field.
You know, it was a...
Legit a mad dash just to get acres off.
You know, I wasn't in the era where you're in 1,200 horsepower choppers now, you know, but...
To me, I look at it, you know, we used to do close to 5,000 acres with two, six, 450, 500 horsepower machines, and we spanned that out, what was it, six, eight, six, seven weeks.
All that now with, I'm going to blame the manufacturers here, but with the high-speed planters, it's a great thing, but the high-speed planters, all the corns going in the, you know, that was a couple years ago in Wisconsin.
We all joked, that was at the previous position that it was at, that every kernel of corn in Wisconsin would end in one week.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
So that transpires over to harvest.
So it puts more pressure on the harvest guys, puts more pressure on, you know, just anyone that's doing the field.
All that tonnage has to be made in that shorter window.
I mean, even just before that, you know, manure application.
You know, utilizing that nutrients, utilizing just the organic matter there, getting it placed proper ahead of time.
I mean, it's a full circle.
And, you know, there was some overlap at times.
But yeah, so that's where, you know, where you got back to your point about custom guys.
It's an orchestrated dance out there, you know, and you have an amazing ringleader.
When you factor in manure with that...
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