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Didn't know you were planning on getting married again Joe.
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john250
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Jogeephus":3o19s5w7 said:
The essential question is "whose gauge are we using"?
1982vett
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the one with an umbrella over it.
Or maybe the ones in my pastures.... That would be pretty safe...maybe 3 days in the last 4 or 5 years would pay off and then the likelyhood (I know some think it rains every weekend) it raining on the the right day.
Or maybe the ones in my pastures.... That would be pretty safe...maybe 3 days in the last 4 or 5 years would pay off and then the likelyhood (I know some think it rains every weekend) it raining on the the right day.
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Well, I've decided to put irrigation in the field. Its either that or lose it all if things go the way they are now. Neighbor has all the pipe and heads, will work for beer and a few bucks. It won't get all of it, but will cover the lions share. I'm goin to end up sinking a new well just for irrigation, but ill be able to get by on what I have now. All the heads will be on fencelines except one, and all heads will be elevated on tposts or galv pipe to keep the cows from tearing them up
highgrit
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I remember when Orlando, central Fl. was the orange capital of the world. But that was before the global warming farce. And there we sprinkler heads and galvanize pipe in all the groves.
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Amazing how climates change from year to year isn't is
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Finally getting some rain today. Started about 10am, and so far just over an inch. Nice steady slow rain, the best kind
LRTX1
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Hook, we got missed by the most of it today. May have some in the gauge. Probably less than .1" so far
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That's not good.some areas got up to 5 inches...that's too much for this dry ground.
LRTX1
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Well, the weather liars say theres a chance all week. I guess thats why they make a tommorow.
1982vett
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Better take it when you can get it.
This is what dry looks like here.
Some Ryegrass that was planted in late September. Just turned in for the first time today.
Turned in on the rygrass because it's already going to seed and the oats looks like this.
This is what dry looks like here.
Some Ryegrass that was planted in late September. Just turned in for the first time today.
Turned in on the rygrass because it's already going to seed and the oats looks like this.
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I hope you guys get your share
LRTX1
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We are finally getting a good rain. Got about a 1/10" on monday, today we have gotten probably 1/2" to an 1" so far. I planted some millet last friday, and it used every bit of that 1/10" and was busting through the ground pretty good this morning. Cant wait to see what it does with a good rain.
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I figured you were getting it. Were predicted to get another 2" or o from this one too. Thank God. Our new fence will be done tomorrow, so we can turn the cows out on that piece, existing is fertilized, overseeded, more rain coming..I think things will be ok. We doubled the # of head on this field in anticipation of getting the new fence in, and rain. I was getting worried there for a while
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This is one of those "be careful what you wish for" times. We had 90 mph winds last night, lost power at 5:30pm last night and now the power company is saying 8:00 pm tonight. Generator won't start, and as soon as this rain let's up I'm gonna drain the tank and clean the carb. Love that ethanol fuel.....
