This 3 row corn picker caught my eye on the way to Springfield today. Know whose farm it is sitting at, I don't think it has been used in some years. Back in the day, Probably early-1960's, this would have been quite the machine. It implied that the farmer probably had a 6 row planter too. That would have been big machinery. My dad had a 4 row planter and 2 row picker. We did have neighbor with a 3 row corn head on the combine. My non-farm and younger readers my not know that corn was picked on the cob and air dried in a corn crib before being shelled to be sold. It could be ground whole for cattle feed, or fed on the cob to hogs.
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