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Re: So 3rd crop won't be so nice...
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Posted by cj in wisconsin on August 13, 2007 at 05:52:30 from (208.157.174.125):
In Reply to: So 3rd crop won't be so nice... posted by Don-Wi on August 12, 2007 at 21:16:42:
Be happy you got first and second crop, in the northwest part of Wi were I live we are in our third year of severe drought. lakes are drying out etc. one of my alfalfa fields that normally produces 40 to 50 big rounds produced 8 for first crop and when we dried second crop the grasshoppers stripped all the leaves in one day. Had to travel around and get more fields just to get enough hay to feed our own cows . wont be selling any this year. Oh well, thats farmin.
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