WYNDMERE, N.D. – As the calendar turned to October, Carson Klosterman was smack dab in the middle of the busiest season on the farm – harvest. While they harvest soybeans, finish sunflowers, and haul in a third pre-pile of sugarbeets, the corn and the later-maturing soybeans are still pulling in heat units thanks to a stretch of hot, summer-like days and no hard frosts.
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Klostermans harvesting one crop after another until end
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Carson Klosterman took this photo from the combine cutting sunflowers during the night.
The Klostermans combining soybeans at their farm in southeastern North Dakota.
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