"sixty-five" don maloy "65" alta mae maloy "he's no one to sit around the house. he has to be up and a going and doing something." don maloy "of course i always say yes and that's the reason we're still together - haha" elias asks: "did you ever go to the bahamas or take a fancy vacation?" -"hah - no, we never go nowhere." "no?" "i'm satisfied right here." one question don's family no longer asks, is how long he'll keep going alta mae "no they don't ask becuase they know he's gonna keep a farming just as long as he can." randal maloy - eddyville farmer "but it wont be today - probably wont be next year either." don maloy "you know i was thinking the other day. i've got four kids and if i can go another five years we can all retire together - haha" and why go loking for something better, when you're peffectly happy with what you got... randal maloy "he can't sit in a house, he'll never do that. he loves what he's doing. he told me once, i haven't got it perfect yet so i'll keep on doing it." near eddyville elias johnson local 5 news, we are iowa stephanie: don isn'

" don maloy "65" alta mae maloy "he's no one to sit around theouse. he has to be up and a going and doing something." don maloy "of course i always say yes and that's the reason we're still together - haha" elias asks: "did you ever go to the bahamas or take a fancy vacation?" -"hah - no, we never go nowhere." "no?" "i'm satisfied right here." one questiti don's familylyo longer asks, , how long he'll keep going alta mae "no they don't ask becuase they know he's gonna keep a farming just as long as he can." randal maloy - eddyville farmer "but it wont be today - probably wont be next year either." don maloy "you know i was thinking the other day. i've got four kids and if i can go another five years we can all retire together - haha" and why go loking for sosothing better, when yououe peffectly hahay with what yououot... randal maloy "he can't sit in a house, he'll never do that. he loves what he's doing. he told me once, i haven't got it perfect yet so i'll keep on doing it." (tim) fred, when do we (fred) by late this evening, rain will be moving in.

"sixty-five" don maloy "65" alta mae maloy "he's no one to sit around the house. he has to be up and a going and doing something." don maloy "of course i always say yes and that's the reason we're still together - haha" elias asks: "did you ever go to the bahamas or take a fancy vacation?" -"hah - no, we never go nowhere." "no?" "i'm satisfied right here." one question don's family no longer asks, is how long he'll keep going alta mae "no they don't ask becuase they know he's gonna keep a farming just as long as he can." randal maloy - eddyville farmer "but it wont be today - probably wont be next year either." don maloy "you know i was thinking the other day. i've got four kids and if i can go another five years we can all retire together - haha" and why go loking for something better, when you're peffectly happy with what you got... randal maloy "he can't sit in a house, he'll never do that. he loves what he's doing. he told me once, i haven't got it perfect yet so i'll keep on doing it." near eddyville elias johnson local 5 news, we are iowa sabrina:: don isn't

don maloy you have your good years and the so, so years." while most farmers today rely on technology like automated g-p-s computers for efficiency - don, prefers the hand on approach nat yeah - its the younger guys who do that." nat - pulling out paper a bill of sale he keeps in his pocket from a combine he purchased long ago nat "1963" reminds don how different farming is today "isn't that something?" nat - combine rolls the only thing he's worn more years than overalls - is a wedding ring alta mae maloy "sixty-five" dodomaloy 5" alta mae malal "he's no one to sit around the house. he has to be up and a going and doing something." don maloy "of course i always say yes and that's haha" elias asks: "did you ever go to the bahamas or take a fancy vacation?" -"hah - no, we never go nowhere." "no?" "i'm satisfied right here." one question don's family no longer asks, is how long he'll keep going alta mae "no they don't ask becuase they know he's gonna keep a farming just a along as he can.n. randal maloy - - dyville farmer ut it wont be today -

"little noisy" jack: at 85 years old, don maloy is wrapping up his 62nd harvest he and his son ronald partner up to bring in the corn and soybeans. and that's literally all don does - 100 percent of his time is committed to running the family farm. no vacations - and no signs of turing in the keys to his john deere. "harold maloy - son "for the last 10 years he's said, this is my last year farming but he says this fall, maybe i'll do it one more year. "" alta mae maloy - wife "he's not one to sit around the house. he's got to be up and a going and doing something." jack: coming up tonight on local 5 news at 10 - hear what don keeps in his pocket to remind him how things have changed in the world of farming . stephanie the weather could put some harvest plans on hold...... chief meteorologist brad edwards will tell us when we could see some rainin the forecast up next. hundreds of different candies out there-- which one reins supreme? well according to a nation-wide poll by ranker. the most popular halloween candy is... reeses's peanut butter cups. nearly 30 thousand people took part i

at 85 years old, don maloy is wrapping up his 62nd harvest. the only thing he's done longer is being married to his wife alta mae of 65 years. he now farms year round with his son randal to bring in corn and soybeans. all of his time is committed to running the family farm, and there are no signs of turning in the keys to his john deere. randal maloy - son "for the last 10 years he's said, this is my last year farming but he says this fall, maybe i'll do it one more year. "" alta mae maloy - wife "he's not one to sit around the house. he's got to be up and a going and doing something." jack: coming up tonight on local 5 news at 10, hear what don keeps in his pocket to remind him how things have changed in the world of farming. jack/wxhang: now one last check of your weather, with chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: weather adlib: our weather seems to be going back to "normal" which means a little cooler and a little wetter. tonight will be mainly cloudy with mainly dry conditions in central iowa and a few be going back to "normal" which me

"little noisy" elias: at 85 years old, don maloy is wrapping up his 62nd harvest he and his son corn and soybeans. and that's literally all don does - 100 percent of his time is committed to running the family farm no vacations - and no signs of turing in the keys to his john deere. "harold maloy - son "for the last 10 years he's said, this is my last year farming but he says this fall, maybe i'll do it one more year. "" alta mae maloy - wife "he's not one to sit around the house. he's got to be up and a going and doing something." elias: coming up tonight on local 5 news at 10 - hear what don keeps in his pocket to remind him how things have changed in the world of farming and what he thinks about putting in another year in the fields. sabrina at ((time check)) we'll take a short break, but have more good morning iowa still ahead... elias: that's right, coming up, how an iowa fan's last wish has come true thanks to a gifted artist. sabrina: but before we go...as you get ready to start your day...be safe out on the roads.... des moines police will have mobile radar set up at two locat

"little noisy" elias: at 85 years old, don maloy is wrapping up his ronald partner up to bring in the corn and soybeans. and that's literally all don does - 100 percent of his time is committed to running the family farm no vacations - and no signs of turing in the keys to his john deere. "harold maloy - son "for the last 10 years he's said, this is my last year farming but he says this fall, maybe i'll do it one more year. "" alta mae maloy - wife "he's not one to sit around the house. he's got to be up and a going and doing something." elias: coming up 5 news at 10 - coming up 5 news at 10 - keeps in his him how things have changed in farming and what he thinks about putting in another year in elias: midday. we'll be back after this. elias: the kate goldman children's theatre at the kate goldman children's theatre at the des moines community playhouse presents "junie b. jones the musical," oct. 23-nov. 15, 2015. tickets may be purchased online at dmplayhouse.com, by phone at 515-277-6261, or at the playhouse ticket office, 831 42nd st. "junie b. jones the musical" is sponsored by na

maloy - wife "he's not one to sit around the house. he's got to be up and a going and doing something." elias: coming up tonight on local 5 news at 10 - hear what don keeps in his pocket to remind him how things have changed in the world of farming and what he thinks about putting in another year in the fields. sabrina at ((time check)) we'll take a at ((time check)) we'll take a short break, but have more good morning iowa still ahead... elias: that's right, coming up, how an iowa fan's last wish has come true thanks to a gifted artist. sabrina: but before we go...as you get ready to start your day...be safe out on the roads.... des moines police will have mobile radar set up at two locations... one at the ....two-thousand block of 56th and a second at the....19-hundred block of east ninth. so use caution while driving.. elias: while we're at it... a quick look at traffic... this is i-235 at mlk... [current conditions] good morning elias johnson, sabrina ahmed and we are iowas most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. this is good morning iowa." sam: weather adlib: after so many days of dry weather, iowa has changed things up with a