Buck family brings out the Goodhue High School Football team to help for fifth year
Members of the Goodhue High School football team spread a layer of plastic on the corn silage pile Oct. 1 at Buck’s Unlimited dairy farm near Goodhue, Minnesota. This was the fifth time the team has helped the Buck family with their corn silage pile.
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Chris Buck (middle) talks to some members of the Goodhue High School football team before they begin covering the corn silage pile Oct. 1 at Buck’s Unlimited dairy farm near Goodhue, Minnesota. Chris farms alongside his brother, DJ, and parents, Dave and Ann.
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A skid loader transfers tires to a payloader Oct. 1 at Buck’s Unlimited dairy farm near Goodhue, Minnesota. The Buck family’s silage pile was covered with a plastic oxygen barrier, four 60-foot-wide sheets of plastic and over 14,000 tires.
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Jack Carlson (from left), Jacob Melson, Luke Roschen and Noah Melson work on covering the corn silage pile Oct. 1 at Buck’s Unlimited dairy farm near Goodhue, Minnesota. The corn silage pile was 260 feet by 390 feet.
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Members of the Goodhue High School football team sit down to a meal Oct. 1 at Buck’s Unlimited dairy farm near Goodhue, Minnesota. After 41 members of the team helped the Buck family cover their corn silage pile, the Buck family fed them a meal of chips, burgers and ice cream.
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Members of the Goodhue High School football team run a piece of plastic up the side of the corn silage pile Oct. 1 at Buck’s Unlimited dairy farm near Goodhue, Minnesota. The Bucks said there were 2,000 loads of corn silage on the pile.
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