Posted by MFPoor on September 26, 2011 at 08:44:07 from (72.4.0.230):
In Reply to: Sitting on hold posted by IaGary on September 26, 2011 at 06:07:16:
That sums up the entire year here. A familiar story from what I hear.
It got warm enough to think about spring clear back in late Feb. March was ideal weather. Just too early. So we waited.
Then April it started raining. And raining. And raining. So we waited.
May started off wet. So we waited a little longer.
June wasn't bad. Just seemed a little strange planting corn in June. Then it started getting hot. July was unbearable. So was August. Then it got dry. Things quit growing. So we waited.
September was dry....until it started raining. Now it just won't quit. (4" last night) So we wait. Corn is mediocre, beans are ok, just not great. The only thing that really prospered this year is johnson grass. Bumper crop there.
Combine is ready. Has been since August. I'm ready to get this year over with. Have been since April. Probably gonna be doin' more combining than trucking when it does start.
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