Posted by Bruce from Can. on April 20, 2016 at 06:31:50 from (74.12.70.221):
In Reply to: GETTING ON THE LAND posted by 2underage on April 20, 2016 at 03:52:28:
Hi 2underage , I know you are not too far away from me but, in around the Great Lakes , rain fall can differ greatly . I am sure you are aware of this. To the east end of Lake Ontario it can seem like a whole different world from the west end of the lake. I am just about in the middle , on the Canadian side , and we get around 3000-3100 heat units. In the past , we were listed at 2750-2800 heat units, but our fall and spring weather seems this last 10 years . No official change from seed companies , they still call us a 2750 area. Volume of precipitation changes greatly along the lake as well.I am fortunate to live in a rather sweet spot. Always seem to get good rain , and heat to put up good crops, never been too dry to get a decent yield , or too wet that we couldn't plant. Started field work this week too, looks like rain for Thursday. Bruce
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