HUSA Oct 11 2026 – Varieties Harvested

Welcome to the Harvest USA Report, I’m Brian Hale. An original production of Howard Hale Broadcasting, now expanded throughout North America. Let’s find out what’s going on in the harvest world.

Soybean harvest is in full swing for BT Harvesting. They’re in South Dakota. Bar Harvesting is currently busy washing a few combines and headers.

They have a combine harvesting soybeans in North Mississippi and one down in Central Mississippi. A couple combines are already in Colorado and will be harvesting corn soon. A lot of work going on for Bar Harvesting.

Sanders Harvesting and Trucking is still pecking around on some, not early but not late, milo patches. And Novak’s Custom Harvesting is pounding together some beautiful pasture grass for their calves. Calf Candy.

The Harvest USA Report covers many different crops. If it can be harvested, we could report on it. Meet flower farmer Skylar Richardson.

She owns and operates Sky Gardens in Leveland, Texas. Skylar grew up in a cotton farming family, so agriculture has always been part of her life. But when she decided to grow flowers in the middle of cotton country, it came with a few raised eyebrows.

Her love for growing things started with her great-grandmother, who gave her a greenhouse to grow tomatoes when she was seven years old. Years later, she turned that early passion into a blooming flower farm. It may not be the crop that people expect to see growing in the South Plains of Texas, but Skylar is adding a pop of color one row at a time.

Learn more about Skylar Richardson and see some photos by Shelby Shank right on our Harvest USA Facebook page. In Beckley Harvesting, Inc. says you just can’t go wrong with a Kansas sunset.

They’re working there and it looks like they’re on some corn. From the rising sun to the place where it sets, the name of the Lord is to be praised. Psalms 113.3 That’s going to do it for today’s Harvest USA report.

Thanks again for listening and may God bless. I’m Brian Hale.