Sounds about the same here, some got
finished with a string of good weather,
I was waiting on quackgrass to spray, so
that land is still waiting, about 4" of
rain the past few days. Between the
wind and now the rain, not many spraying
days.
I see a comment about air seeders and
wet. I still use hoe drills, and if it
is raining an hour away the hoses will
cake and plug, I always assumed an air
seeder being mostly sealed would be much
better, no? Or do they just blow the
moist air into the hoses and then you
have a huge job to unplug them end to
end? Are they any better?
finished with a string of good weather,
I was waiting on quackgrass to spray, so
that land is still waiting, about 4" of
rain the past few days. Between the
wind and now the rain, not many spraying
days.
I see a comment about air seeders and
wet. I still use hoe drills, and if it
is raining an hour away the hoses will
cake and plug, I always assumed an air
seeder being mostly sealed would be much
better, no? Or do they just blow the
moist air into the hoses and then you
have a huge job to unplug them end to
end? Are they any better?
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