Posted by paul on August 27, 2012 at 15:46:34 from (76.77.196.99):
In Reply to: Who needs rain posted by John in La on August 27, 2012 at 15:37:08:
I enjoy Bob B's reply to this, but will try to stay out of the politics. :)
Sure could use some rain, supposed to go into the mid and even upper 90's this week, and the beans were rolling leaves when it was 75-80 outside already. Had a whopping .2 inch of rain over the weekend, that helped the crop for 3 hours or so....
Think with the heat coming up, our crop is done in my part of MN, whatever crop is out there is what we get, won't be growing/filling any more. Hills are already burnt down, was hoping the low spots would fill in a tad more on the corn & beans and trhe pastures would start up again if we got 2/4 inch or more rain, but it avoided us again.
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