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Neighbors pitch in to help farmer with harvest, days after his wife dies

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Dec 16, 2019 at 08:58 AM CST
Westgate/Sumner, Iowa (KWWL) - Days after a farmer loses his wife, Diane Buhr, in a car accident, the community pitches in so he can finish his harvest. Neighbor and friend, Brad Brownell, says in his Facebook post, "The combines, grain carts and semis rolled in to finish harvesting the corn crop that was still standing in the field. Within 24 hours of the accident happening, the last of the 200 acres of corn was being finished up." It's a beautiful example of Iowans helping Iowans during times of tragedy.

Dec 16, 2019 at 08:58 AM CST

Westgate/Sumner, Iowa (KWWL) - Days after a farmer loses his wife, Diane Buhr, in a car accident, the community pitches in so he can finish his harvest. Neighbor and friend, Brad Brownell, says in his Facebook post, "The combines, grain carts and semis rolled in to finish harvesting the corn crop that was still standing in the field. Within 24 hours of the accident happening, the last of the 200 acres of corn was being finished up." It's a beautiful example of Iowans helping Iowans during times of tragedy.