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We are completely fugcked here.
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Damnit all. Sorry to hear how bad it is for the growers.
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Farming
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I wish we could share. It's rained twice this summer. Once for 17 days and again for 28 days.
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At least we're all suffering one way or another.
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This year is unusually wet for MS.
We get some type of rain almost daily.
Maybe 5 mins. Maybe a. Hour.
Typically by now its faired off and dry.
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At least we're all suffering one way or another. Yeah...your hay field is too far from the CoOp?
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Now you're making me think.
18 miles from town.
It's crispy but at least there is a windrow.
Old crop hay. Stuff we hayed last year isn't worth doing.
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That doesnt look too bad Jeff.
They are not near as dry over there as we are out east here. I'm by Glendive, and we're dry.....and the one good rain we had brought hail. Most of our grass and hay got pounded hard.
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$11 spring wheat by September...
Hail took out a bunch of irrigated wheat here.
And alfalfa.
Talk about chitty luck.
Sky high prices and whammo.
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Now you're making me think.
18 miles from town.
It's crispy but at least there is a windrow.
Old crop hay. Stuff we hayed last year isn't worth doing. Yeah, my only hay this year was stuff we grazed last year, not hayed. We were saving it for winter grazing and most of it got flatened by the early snow we got. LOTS of dead stuff to rake up. We used a 21 foot draper and raked them together. The windrows still didn't touch. It made about 1000 pounds an acre.
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That doesnt look too bad Jeff.
They are not near as dry over there as we are out east here. I'm by Glendive, and we're dry.....and the one good rain we had brought hail. Most of our grass and hay got pounded hard. Been some terrible hail around this year. My dad got hailed out in the 70's once. Killed all the birds and stripped all the leaves. He said it was silent after that. Not a singe chirp or anything.
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Jim, I saw some mature sharptails after the hailstorm....but no young ones since. Don't think they made it. Trees aren't stripped, but leaves are a lot tbinner.
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Jim, I saw some mature sharptails after the hailstorm....but no young ones since. Don't think they made it. Trees aren't stripped, but leaves are a lot tbinner. Yep. It got the little ones then. That sucks. We were really worried about some of those storms. I reckon we would have to hustle out there and bring in the sheep. I think a bad hail storm would be tough on lambs.
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Western colorado is dust. We got some decent rain a few nights ago, but not enough...
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Yeah, my only hay this year was stuff we grazed last year, not hayed. We were saving it for winter grazing and most of it got flatened by the early snow we got.
LOTS of dead stuff to rake up.
We used a 21 foot draper and raked them together. The windrows still didn't touch.
It made about 1000 pounds an acre.
Ouch. Sounds like our hay barley. Windrow so thin the pickup reel wouldn't pick it up unless there was dew. Slow down, RPM up, still nothing. Dry it would slip right through. Hail killed a couple calves and knocked the eye out of horse. Not my critters. Knocked every fricken window and light. Bad storm for a local guy.
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We are completely fugcked here.
Jim That sums it up here as well We are pretty close to you,north of the Medicine Line and east a bit
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We are completely fugcked here.
Jim That sums it up here as well We are pretty close to you,north of the Medicine Line and east a bit Did you guys get a couple of those really nasty looking storms a week or so ago?
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If I do combine some wheat this year, I am going to put my straw saver attachment back on the 9600.
Under the right conditions.....the cattle do really well on straw bunches.
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Yeah, my only hay this year was stuff we grazed last year, not hayed. We were saving it for winter grazing and most of it got flatened by the early snow we got.
LOTS of dead stuff to rake up.
We used a 21 foot draper and raked them together. The windrows still didn't touch.
It made about 1000 pounds an acre.
Ouch. Sounds like our hay barley. Windrow so thin the pickup reel wouldn't pick it up unless there was dew. Slow down, RPM up, still nothing. Dry it would slip right through. Hail killed a couple calves and knocked the eye out of horse. Not my critters. Knocked every fricken window and light. Bad storm for a local guy. Dangit. Its been a hateful year. We have missed the hail so far.
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