"We'd have the team of horses on a manure spreader and pull it close to the door. From there on, we used the shovel to pick up the manure, throw it in the spreader… [When the spreader was full, we'd] take it out to the field… When you get to the field, you'd throw it in gear and it would throw the manure out."
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Herbert Heine was born in 1921 on a farm north of Thayer, Nebraska. When he was growing up, he would take care of the horses and feed the farm animals. He didn't have electricity in his house until he was more than 16 years old. When he grew up he became a school principal and a farmer.
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