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Challenger 45 Row Crop
- Thread starter Northart
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thejdman04
Senior Member
nice pics
stumpjumper83
Senior Member
Is that your tractor up there in Alaska?
Northart
Senior Member
Location ?
Hello Stumpjumper83,
That scene is obviously in the USA Midwest somewhere. I just put it up for illustration.
Our limited agriculture lands in Alaska are being destroyed by residential and commercial developers.
That is going on elsewhere also, the destruction of our valuable agricultural lands for other purposes !
Pretty soon we will have, all our foodstuffs produced from 3rd world nations, where they use all the pesticides and herbicides , that we outlawed in this country ! :beatsme
In the grocery stores here in Alaska , we have produce from all over the world.
Mexico,Squash,Strawberries,etc. Chile, grapes, Holland,flowers . Japan, tangerines. Something that comes to mind. There's more.
The only Challengers here in Alaska are used in the Oil patch, seismograph work, etc. Pulling sleds.
Hello Stumpjumper83,
That scene is obviously in the USA Midwest somewhere. I just put it up for illustration.
Our limited agriculture lands in Alaska are being destroyed by residential and commercial developers.
That is going on elsewhere also, the destruction of our valuable agricultural lands for other purposes !
Pretty soon we will have, all our foodstuffs produced from 3rd world nations, where they use all the pesticides and herbicides , that we outlawed in this country ! :beatsme
In the grocery stores here in Alaska , we have produce from all over the world.
Mexico,Squash,Strawberries,etc. Chile, grapes, Holland,flowers . Japan, tangerines. Something that comes to mind. There's more.
The only Challengers here in Alaska are used in the Oil patch, seismograph work, etc. Pulling sleds.
stumpjumper83
Senior Member
I was gonna say, It didn't look like any part of Alaska I've been to.
