Every crew member at Neumiller Harvesting must have a CDL. If a potential employee does not have a CDL, Neumiller Harvesting can help you get one. We will allow you come early before harvesting starts to study and practice for your CDL tests. You may use our trucks to practice. After you pass your CDL written and driving tests we can find work for you until we leave on the harvest run. It’s your choice.

We have ten combines, four grain carts, and sixteen semis in the field. Most of the time the Neumiller boys will run four of these combines. The remaining combines, carts, and semis will be ran by the hired crew. Roger, Mychal, Cole, or Logan Neumiller will determine which crew members will be driving which combine, cart, or semi. The crew member doing the best job in an area of work and/or who treats the equipment and vehicles with the greatest respect get to operate the vehicle of his choice. If a crew member wishes to drive a particular vehicle we will try to honor this, but it cannot always be accommodated.

We have Kenworth, Peterbilt, and Freightliner semi-trucks. We have anywhere from 1996 to newer trucks. For the most part the trucks have 13 speeds with at least 440 hp up to 550 hp. The grain trailers are all AG Hoppers and are 2010 or newer. When we move from site to site some crew members will be pulling a combine with a grain trailer behind it.

Everyone will help get equipment cleaned off and loaded and campers ready to go. We move about every 10 days. Crew members will be either pulling combines with grain trailers behind, pulling tractor and grain cart, pulling camper, or pulling headers.

We have a 32 and 34 foot refer semi trailers converted into living quarters. A 48 foot and 54 foot camper. Every camper will have a microwave, television, washer, dryer, and fridge in it. Your sleeping area and camper commons area will need to be kept clean. Clothes and bedding are to be washed weekly for sanitary reasons.