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Originally Posted by HonestChieffan
Some parts of KC got over 3 inches Thursday. Im like 40 miles to the house and 45 more to the farm. Farm and home are really dry. I am pleased how adding the manure I did last year has improved my soil in garden and how well the ground worked this spring.
Deer plots are way way dry, none of the spring planted have germinated. The clover is doing OK but Ill start building a pipe and pump set up to irrigate if needed. After last year I won't lose my food plots. Lots of neighbors have beans planted 2 weeks and no rain, n emergence but corn looks good. Pastures are a mess, need rain big time.
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I'll still trade you. I got an inch an a quarter the last week of March. Since then, nothing.
Corn came up OK, but there is no way I will get any milo up. And the wheat
This is the best start to a wheat crop I've ever had and will likely be the worst finish that didn't involve hail.
I think the whole Midwest needs it. I'm hearing it is dry clear to Canada.