Author Archives: Sage Sammons

Another year is in the books and it has been a year I will never forget.  From starting strong in Holliday, Texas to a rain day or two in Floydada, Texas to too many rain days in Dumas, Texas.  Then … finish reading Sage: Harvest is all in the Bin…at least for me

Fort Benton, Mont.- I have kind of mentioned that we are cutting with another crew since the rest of our machines are in South Dakota.  I’m going to take this time to talk a little bit about the Skinner Harvesting … finish reading Sage: Skinner Harvesting

Fort Benton, Mont.- Slowly but surely we are cutting away here in Fort Benton, but we have run into a few issues: one that we have seen the entire summer and a new issue involving insects. The first issue is … finish reading Sage: High Moisture and Sawfly

We ran into a little insect issue up here in Montana, so I just wanted to show you a little different part of the wheat harvest.  We were picking up swaths that the swather cut about a week ago because … finish reading Sage: Pickin’ up Swaths

Fort Benton, Mont.- There are certain stops every year that crews love returning to.  For me it definitely hits close to home, and for as long as I can remember, has been part of my summer home.  It is our … finish reading Sage: My Favorite Job

Fort Benton, Mont.- I do realize I have been MIA for about a week, but I had to fly back to Las Vegas for my job that I have during the school year.  I am back on the trail now … finish reading Sage: I’m Back to Harvest, Friends and Montana

Cut Bank, Mont.- We were able to finish up in Last Chance, Colo. fairly quickly, as we cut a total of only five days.  The wheat was decent for the area as it averaged over 35 bushels an acre.  We … finish reading Sage: Back together again, well kind of