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What's Math got to do with Wheat Harvest? (LaRosh Farms) With Kelli Armknecht on the LaRosh Farm in Osborne County Kansas, find out how we can use math with wheat harvest! Kelli is a high school math teacher, and loves to show her students all the ways they can use math in the real world. Doug Armknecht

← Previous in CASE IHThe Stars & Stripes Case IH AF10 combine takes center stage in this Kentucky wheat harvest as it is put to work during a dealer demonstration near Franklin, Kentucky. The local Case IH dealer brought out the new AF10 equipped with a Case IH by MacDon FD245 Plus draper head to harvest more than 500 acres of winter wheat. Working alongside the AF10 are the farm's three John Deere X9 1000 combines, each equipped with John Deere draper heads, keeping the harvest moving across this impressive field. Supporting the combines are two Case IH 425 Quadtrac tractors and a Case IH 470 tractor, all pulling Kinze 1050 grain carts to keep grain flowing from the field. Mike Less - Farmhand Mike
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