Harvest 2019 Day 5
Aug 01, 2019

Video: Harvest 2019 Day 5


The last of the winter barley being harvested. This is more KWS Amistar grown for seed. Only one more field of Craft Malting Barley to go then the winter barley harvest is in the barn safe and dry before the rain arrives.

 

Harvest 2019 Day 5

Harvest 2019 Day 5

The last of the winter barley being harvested. This is more KWS Amistar grown for seed. Only one more field of Craft Malting Barley to go then the winter barley harvest is in the barn safe and dry before the rain arrives.... More
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