Are anyone's crops above last years stubble?

[sewen]

If my crops ever do get over top of last years stubble it will not be by very much. Looks like there will be alot of knee high crops this year.

[nicolaas]

Not hard to do, as I had minimal stubble last year. 2 dry years in a row is hard to take.

[ry0972]

Have 300 acres of fall rye that is fully headed and 75% flowered . It is taller than the canola stubble but isn't wonderful (about 3'). The perfect conditions it had last fall and how well it established and overwintered I should be expecting 50 bpa. After this springs frost and lack of moisture it will be amazing if it makes 30. A couple cow guys are eying it up for silage/bales or even grazing.
Without a good soaking rain I could have it combined by the 20th of July !!!
With the $$$ for hay and old bales i have been told it could be worth $200-$250/acre standing.

[checking]

Peas are 8 inches high and just about ready to reach out and grab the neighbouring rows.

[furrowtickler]

Not even close, although we have recovered from the frost, plants are getting drought stressed now. Need rain 12 hrs ago. Time to go back to church I guess. Rains are falling west of us, going south to north over the past five days, sawfly's area - Unity (macklin up through maidstone to turtleford).

[wilagro]

My hay is about 3 to 4 inches high and will head out soon. The hay fields look much like they did after last fall's harvest.