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Anonymous-0 · May 23, 2012

of non stop rain up here, good thing I got the seed in the ground!

Mark W. · May 23, 2012

Could use a couple days of a nice soaking rain here in NW PA. Nothin too hard or quick though.

Anonymous-0 · May 23, 2012

(quoted from post at 19:41:32 05/23/12) Could use a couple days of a nice soaking rain here in NW PA. Nothin too hard or quick though.

m done with it now, I will send it down your way :wink:

Deere Scotty · May 23, 2012

Got a 1/2" May 7th, & under a half inch a couple days ago; but 90's forcasted for the weekend are going to be tressful if no rain comes with it!

NEKS · May 23, 2012

Its getting very dry here for this time of year.Very windy and hot, just like its August. Yards already brown.

David G · May 23, 2012

Lucky, We are getting dust devils in Eastern Iowa.

The Red · May 23, 2012

Seed might rot in Lake Lyle.

elmersooner · May 23, 2012

send some down here-getting tired of fighting fires. Department is getting tired of me tearing up tires-two in the last week from running in mesquite river bottoms. hope the seeds don't float away.

Anonymous-0 · May 23, 2012

I just opened the rain valves that go south, ya should be getting rain about 2pm tomorrow.

donjr · May 23, 2012

3 or 4 gray, maybe drizzly days, and about 1/2" a couple of days ago. Threatening t-storms now, and for the past two days. And maybe tommorrow. It would be nice to rain and get it over. I've got over 100 acres of hay to cut, and only 20 done so far.

730 virgil · May 23, 2012

we are getting dry on the il wis state line.
i told mrs 730 i would like to mow the pasture and make hay off of it,but i'm afaird if i do that i'll end up feeding it to the cows yet this summer
if we don't get some rain soon it will stop growing.
some friends of mine tore up some old hay ground as it was getting pretty thin stand now they wish they had let it in hay as soil is to dry to plant corn in

Tim(nj) · May 24, 2012

I have 60 acres of corn to put in yet, along with 40 acres of beans. First it was too dry, then once it remembered how to rain, it wouldn't stop. I don't even want to think about all the over-mature orchargrass I'll have to bale . . . .

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