Posted by MN Scott on April 25, 2009 at 21:04:44 from (206.9.216.50):
In Reply to: Rain or Snow posted by IAGary on April 25, 2009 at 05:18:44:
Finally got 3/4 inch here in SE MN too. Supposed to get more on Sunday. I have about 1/4 of my corn planted but I've been stalling because of the cold ground temps and dryness. Still early and I hate to put corn in cold dry now wet ground. Corn planted after May 1 most likelly will still beat corn planted April 20 out of the ground with a better stand to boot. I'd say 70% of the corn is in the ground around here but most of thats BTO's who race each other to see who finishes first. I bet some will be replanting some of what they planted the first week of April when I was planting oats. They never learn.
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