Teasing Alert! Might not call it a 'crop failure' but a 'farming practice' failure. The real worry times is when the Amish crops don't make it. SO, are the Amish fields green and growing OK? At least the oats and hay? Are the horses still plump or are they real skinny? Don't worry about the big equipment user in field for second time- it happens a wet spring year comes to balance the dry years- fat tires will get things done. If the horse team is out with boots on and a snorkel in mouth then you have problems with crop choice-- maybe switch to rice? Cranberry bog? Tilapia fish instead of cattle? Raise ducks instead of chickens- they'll be happy. Central Wisconsin doing OK mostly, we're used to contour planting, grass strips to slow down the wet springs and the tops of hills do drain first. Get the seed corn from a good source- a 'Viking' brand seed perhaps may be better in wet ground than ???. Albert Lee seed has some 85 day corn in their catalog- Dakota and Canadian market but sometimes used for a replant in Iowa, brother got some a couple times and mother's cows liked it. RN
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