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Friday, August 29, 2008 - 11:58 PM by: From david Farley to Zamora
Zamora
also around Blythe Calif around the Colorado river you also may talk with other farmers their is meany farmers out that way that does grow cotton more acers that is very eazy to pick up and find
Thursday, August 28, 2008 - 3:37 PM by: Zamora
Thank you David Farley we went on the website outback arizona.com. We will make some calls. Thanks again for the suggestion.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008 - 10:05 PM by: David Farley
Martori Farms
Headquarters:
7332 E. Butherus Dr.
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
United States if your looking and may wanna to talk to some one their in the office about Cotton picking they have more then acers of cotton there .. they hire crews of all places to run the pickers and roods and the person to speak with is Lori Keegan she works as controller in the office..and the other office and were the cotton is grow'end at is in a town all Aguila
51040 W. Valley Rd.
Aguila, AZ 85230 witch is on Highway 60 in Arizona
Tuesday, August 26, 2008 - 8:38 PM by: David Farley
if your looking for lots of cotton to pick with the machines that you have you should think about looking around Arizona and Calif- on the river side there is a lot of cotton still going on around Parker AZ and a mid size town around 200 folks live in a town called Bouce AZ witch is on US 72 in Arizona... I know my self I been around the parts and grow cotton and picked and planted my self and as well color cotton but there is no more color it is all peMa and short Stapel you have a jin in Parker and one just out side of Parker but look into it on the county of La Pazz AZ and a web site to look for more is called www.outbackAZ.com or outbackarizona.com they have a site were it shows you the names and towns and what kind of farming and phone numbers to reach and a few web sites
Saturday, August 23, 2008 - 1:11 AM by: doubel dcf david c farley and daine c farley
does any one from la pazz county AZ like around wenden Salome AZ know any thing about the palm trees that is just north on Alamo lake road north of Wenden that was AFM know en as Arizona Farm Management inc co.at the time when the city of phoenix bought the water rights from the 7 farmers out back in the 1990's 35 Acers of palm trees was left and 7500 Acers of pecan trees was cut down and 40000 Acers of cotton im looking to find out who is in charge of the Mexican fan palm trees...every year for the pass 4 years I travel to AZ to see what's going on around my home town of wenden and cruse the farm roads and all I see is the palm trees need to be watered and trimmed up and someone like my self I helped planted them back in the 1983 when they, was about a foot tall at the time I sure would be the first to jump in and take over and water them Palm Trees sent's what I had been seeing sent no one knows any thing about the marketing and growing Palm trees and care of them how can i find out who like the city of Phoenix water dept i would offer a price tag for the trees its self and or ill some how management them to care
e-mail davechristy4108@aol.com my home page of photos of pine and palm trees here
http://hometown.aol.com/lasvegaspallets/AFM.html or call me at 308-249-7027
Double DCF harvester
Tuesday, August 19, 2008 - 11:20 PM by: TZ
Yeah, we don't have the stress of having to hire help. My husband and I do the job and the girls handle the rest of the trailer house duties. It works for us!! Zamora Harvesting - are you members of USCHI? We'd sure like to have you join, if you're not! We'd really like to get more cotton harvesters involved with the organization. Call or email the office if you're interested.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008 - 10:27 PM by: Anonymous
Sorry tz didnt know you only run one machine. I bet you got alot less stress though having to find help in the spring.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008 - 4:36 PM by: Zamora Harvesting
Looking for cotton to harvest. We are running 8 JD 6 row cotton pickers, 4 boll buggies, and 6 module builders. With over 25 years experience.
Monday, August 18, 2008 - 11:26 PM by: TZ
Not machines - machine. We only run one Case IH 2388.
Monday, August 18, 2008 - 10:44 PM by: Anonymous
Just out of curiosity what kind of machines you running tz?
Monday, August 18, 2008 - 12:28 AM by: TZ
I haven't added an update to our operation for quite some time. We're in Montana now. Been cutting for 2 weeks. Some rain days in between. The worst part of the past 2 weeks is that we had to say goodbye to two of the girls on Friday. They're home now - first day of school for 8th grade tomorrow and for college on the 25th. The youngest (5th grade) opted to stay with mom and dad - so she's bouncing between going to the field all day or staying with local friends. We had her in the field all day today. I think she's really enjoying being an "only" child. I miss the other two very, very much!!! I should be used to the goodbyes by now!! Probably be up here for a couple more weeks - then we'll all be home. Modern Marvels is doing a segment on "wheat" beginning the 21st of this month. Make sure you check it out - if you can - and see our very own Ron and Kristy Misener family being featured. I can't wait to watch!
Saturday, August 16, 2008 - 6:16 PM by: nick
Thinking of doing 2009 harvest,currently working as enginner at jhon deere dealer in the UK,would like to do havester in 2009 nic9880@hotmail.com
Friday, August 15, 2008 - 10:17 AM by: John Lyndes
We are looking for someone to combine 75 acres of oats in Helena Montana. Any info or leads would be appreciated. Call Pam at the office for the phone number to reach this gentleman.
Monday, August 11, 2008 - 8:37 AM by: Pam
I have a gentleman with 480 acres of wheat to cut in the Malta Montana area. Give me a call at the office if you are interested in this job.
Sunday, August 10, 2008 - 12:14 AM by: jeanie pirtle
I just love driving bankout/grain cart. I've been doing it for six years.I care about doing a good job. I'm 40 years old my kids are grown and I'm willing to travel. Jeanie.Pirtle@yahoo.com/530-846-2157
Saturday, August 02, 2008 - 10:56 PM by: Roger
Glad you liked the videos. There are a lot of pictures of that Ford pickup. It was always sitting in my dads driveway. Funny you should mention it. I had several bad dreams about that old Ford after I sold it when Pete died. I would dream he was looking for it but it was gone. There is a lot of other stuff on my website www.stubblebum.net We just went through Montana on I90 yesterday on the way to Seattle. Where do you cut there? my em is stubblebum@windstream.net I'll send you some pictures of the Ford when we get home
Friday, August 01, 2008 - 11:33 PM by: TZ
Roger - Jim and I watched your videos while sitting in the bunk of our semi (heading for MT). What great pictures you have!! Jim made mention that maybe we'd see "our" 1975 pickup - used to be your dads - we think. He bought it at your sale in 1982 or 1983. He said you should see it - you'd still be proud of it. People are always wanting to buy it from him but he hasn't been able to give it up. The girls wish it didn't burn so much gas.....they'd like to be driving it! Thanks so much for sharing the videos - I'm going to pass the link to my dad - Larry Hancock.
Friday, August 01, 2008 - 10:54 PM by: TZ
I thought you might remember him. Seems like I remember you guys visiting together in Cherokee, OK. Would that be right? I remember him always talking very highly of the Peters and the Nash names. I did get the link to work. I had to add www - http://www.stubblebum.net/home-video-flv/harvest/harvest_movies1.htm
I haven't watched them yet - am anxious to, though!! So many memories of being with my grandpa and grandma in the early 70's. And, being with grandpa during fall harvest as a little girl. It will be fun to see what you have!! Thanks for sharing them with us, Roger!
Friday, August 01, 2008 - 9:28 PM by: Roger
Try this link should work ok.http://stubblebum.net/home-video-flv/harvest/harvest_movies1.htm TZ I rember Elvin Hancock.
Friday, August 01, 2008 - 11:01 AM by: Anonymous
I've been wanting to get into custom harvesting but want to start on a more local level rather than full blown out west harvest. I live in north Ms and thought i might try to get some jobs in the delta to get my feet wet. Any advice would really be helpful to getting this business started one day.
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