HUSA Aug 25 2026 - Harvest Updates

 Let's take a look at where our harvest crews are now.   First of all, Bashutski Harvesting is in eastern Montana. They're still working on lentils, but the end is in sight for that crop. The crew has got to experience some rough terrain getting into the field. No flat fields here, they wrote.   American Harvesting left Richardton, North Dakota early Friday morning, had one blowout along the way, but made it safely back to Burlington, Colorado by Friday evening. While the crops from south to north were not what they expected or wanted, they are grateful for the jobs they had and the amazing people they met along the way. They are currently looking for fall acres, happy to travel north or south. Corn, milo, sunflowers, if you need help, American Harvesting has the equipment and support to do it. Find that post on Harvest USA Report Facebook page.   And an update from the Demaray Harvesting and Trucking crew. They're closing in on the end of wheat harvest in southwest North Dakota. Next, they'll move to canola, then it's off to Langdon in the northeast corner of the state for wheat and canola. They're probably there now. If not, we'll be soon.   Zeller Harvesting was working on milo about six days ago with a customer who likes to fill his silo and then do a ground pile. For some, it's a lost art, but not for this farmer. He's pretty special.   And I hope you had your waffles yesterday. It was National Waffle Day and we're celebrating farmers who grow the wheat that becomes the flour behind some of our favorite foods. A big thank you to America's wheat growers for helping feed families across the country one breakfast at a time. That message is from the National Association of Wheat Growers.   We'll be back again with more harvest updates tomorrow.   That's it for today's Harvest USA Report. Thanks again for listening and may God bless.