1982vett
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Got an 1 1/10th this morning as the cooler weather is making its way down. Pastures were once again looking thirsty.
Can see the oats I planted into pasture again. Hopefully will get some more rain soon to keep it going.Texasmark":ehrn9kw2 said:And an inch and a half here in N. Tx. too, but was lucky as one of the cells in the front came directly overhead. Had a spike of 4"/hr. rate for about 15 min. then light rain for a couple of hours. One field has been planted in peas and rye since mid Sept. Looks like it's ready to take off.
rollinhills":2n725peh said:Not so bad I guess it's the last cutting of crabgrass we let it seed out to reseed for next year. We'll get it up when we get it, need some lesser quality to go with distillers slop anyway..
Texasmark":knvl1n8s said:And an inch and a half here in N. Tx. too, but was lucky as one of the cells in the front came directly overhead. Had a spike of 4"/hr. rate for about 15 min. then light rain for a couple of hours. One field has been planted in peas and rye since mid Sept. Looks like it's ready to take off.
After last summers drought I'll take this year's wet slop any time !chevytaHOE5674":2k9hpmy2 said:I wish I could send our rain elsewhere. Almost 6" in the last 48 hours and supposed to continue steady for 48 more. Add that on top of out 100 and some odd inches since May and its just been a slop shop all year, never in my life have I wanted a little bit of a drought like I do now.
coachg":26e06uxf said:After last summers drought I'll take this year's wet slop any time !