Operation Bale Lift is requesting flatbed trailers to haul bales from generous Iowa farmer

Operation Bale Lift is requesting flatbed trailers to haul bales from generous Iowa farmer

March 21, 2019Updated: April 22, 2019
News Channel NebraskaBy News Channel Nebraska
NORFOLK, NE - A group of individuals is working on transporting up to 20,000 corn stalk bales from a generous donor in Iowa, to farmers in need in Nebraska.
Tom Preister of Cornlea, NE. says he and a group consisting of Keith Hemmer and Tom Clinch of Norfolk, are looking for individuals with large flatbed trailers to make a trip to the Des Moines, Iowa area to haul the bales back to Nebraska.
If you are interested in helping, call any of these numbers:
Mike Lee at Farm Credit Services in Columbus: 402 649-7023
Tom Clinch of Norfolk: 402 750-1371.
Dan Priester: 402 992-0809
Cattleman's Association 402-910-0233.
Their intention is to provide the bales to feeders who are in dire need of feeding their livestock. They are working on drop points where the bales will be available. More information will be provided as the plan comes together.

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