SEYMOUR, TEXAS – Custom harvesters have gathered in several parts of Texas, bringing their combines, headers, trucks, grain carts and hope for good yields as they will work the custom harvest trail from Texas up through the Midwest states, and ending in the Northern Plains.
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Custom cutters start annual harvest trail in Texas
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Based in Scobey, Mont., J & H Harvesting, is shown harvesting wheat last year along the annual harvest trail.
Trucks and combines are all lined up to move to Texas as J & H Harvesting begins their annual custom harvesting season.
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