LEWISTOWN, Mont. – “We’re seeding,” said Curt Hartman from the cab of his seeder. “But it is mud, mud, mud. I haven’t been stuck but it is pretty wet.”
New worker sprays winter wheat while Hartman seeds spring variety
Despite the rain and flooding in central Montana, Curt Hartman was able to complete his seeding. He farms near Lewistown.
Curt Hartman stands in a field of alfalfa and grass. The field is already to his knees because of abundant rain in the central part of the state.
Curt Hartman has been using his four-wheeler to spray for weeds. Mud has caused his sprayer to get stuck, again.
Curt Hartman, of Denton, Mont., has been enjoying the warm weather. It has allowed his fields to dry and the work to progress.
Curt Hartman has been finishing up his haying and getting ready for harvest on his farm near Denton, Mont. One thing he is doing is making sur…
Stripe rust has hampered the yields at Curt Hartman’s operation in Denton, Mont. He is hoping the harvest will improve as he moves out of the …
Now finished cutting his stripe rust wheat, Curt Hartman is finding higher yields on his place near Denton, Mont., than two weeks ago.
