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Re: It's all Allan's fault!
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Posted by Txsprigger on August 26, 2004 at 12:08:07 from (165.221.129.1):
In Reply to: It's all Allan's fault! posted by TheRealRon on August 26, 2004 at 11:10:24:
Here in Central Tx. 2001 was an exceptionally wet spring, delaying planting later than ever before. Many farmers talked about not planting and taking insurance, but when the landlords got wind of this, most of them told their farmers, "plant something on my farm, or I will get me a new farmer". Ninety-five percent of the fields were planted and the crops turned out half decent in spite of the late start. The fields that did lay fallow did not produce as good the following year, and the insurance money did not work out as well as expected, either.
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