ok its dry here

r.w.b.

Well-known Member
how dry is it in your area?
plant wheat in the dust
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we are needing rain bad here in southwest mo
 
we got 2 tenths 2 days ago n it never settled the dust.
wells are running dry ,corn was bad.soybeans are fair to zilch. but we got some great milo and sunflowers .
 
Just think, it's nearly 100 years since the dust bowl days. Old timers laugh when we try to compare our weather to that time period. Temps and drought of that time have not been broken per say.
 
Not so dry here, this is what I had to deal with last week while chopping.


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This is what I woke up to this morning.


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Was just about dry enough to do some work, depending on how much of this we get today and tomorrow I may be able to work next week.
 
The old saying--If you plant in dust-your bins will bust!--Hope it is true for you--Good Luck---Tee
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Son planting corn last year
 
We were drying out until Tuesday night. Now I'm sitting here wishing somebody else had the rain. I've got one crib to fill yet and the corn that's left is mostly on a slick side hill, so everything's parked.
 
I'm in south-central Minnesota, an area that has escaped the worst parts of the drought. But, boy! I dug up some canna tubers the other day and was shocked at how dry the soil is a few inches below the surface. I also struggled to dig a grave to dispose of a road-killed possum in front of my place. Terribly dry, hard soil. I worry about the impact on bushes and shrubs if we don't get some fall rain.
 
We were pretty dry here in SE PA late June on, but the recent hurricane parked over top of us for 5 days and we got 3-4 inches of rain. Plus more yesterday. My 2nd cutting grass only made about 20 small bales per acre. The 4th alfalfa was down to 15 per acre. The neighbor just planted their wheat and that will be coming up soon.
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Its dry in central NC we got close to 5" of rain off Ian but it was fast and ran off. October is normally our driest month and its panning out that way.
 
update we got 3 tenths last nite.hope the wheat sprouts. as for kansas,i buy case parts from thomas implement in altimont. the parts man said he was burned up. we were there last week n yes they are drier than us and thats terrible. i hope we all get nuff rain to make up for this years dryness
 

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