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Re: Takin' 'Em Off
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Posted by WyoDave on April 16, 2005 at 17:32:41 from (64.187.93.61):
In Reply to: Takin' 'Em Off posted by Allan in NE on April 16, 2005 at 07:28:31:
Allan, If you"re thinking about buying any land around here you should have just left them on. We haven"t had 1/2 inch of rain all spring. Pastures are brown, barley and oats are never going to come up. No reason in planting any corn in my mind. If we don"t get rain in a week or two, we won"t even get a first cutting of hay. Anyone who has a well already has it running for those of us on river water they"re talking July before we get anything. It looks rough around here.
David
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