Center of the low ....

[sk_wheatking]

Some can't wait...[ATTACH]1458[/ATTACH]
Pontiex area is DRY...on hills

What on earth makes a guy want to create that kind of work and stress. Looking at that picture how can you tell where there is any water sitting in the stubble? Well I guess he's better than me just by looking at the iron that's buried in the mud so I better shut my mouth now.......

[Guest]

we sure have been lucky here although luck could be running out . small shower last night but sun has been shining every day .just no heat . did manage to take winter underwear off yesterday ! lots of burning been going on here this week , cereals that are nfg anymore alfalfa that never got combined ,canary straw windrowed behind combine .some harrowing and tillage going on . ground drying real nice ,but still need some more drying . most of the sloughs are empty . interesting observation yesterday was some red clover we seeded with canola last year was under water for 5 months until freeze up seems to be growing now that sloughs are dry . some was under 2 feet of water for that long. that's some tough shit !

[farming101]

Maybe age and experience does count for something
Having said that I know I will get stuck like that again, just hate the thought

[furrowtickler]

Zero till , heavy straw and a wet fall / spring ... not going to be fun for a lot of guys.
Dry years or areas like Pontex , that straw cover usually a god send.
Like em or not a V/T machine, or gates coulter harrow would make a huge difference there in just a few days - with the right weather .
A lot of areas still can't support a quad so time in the only helpful thing.
Gona be lots of pictures and stuck stories this spring .

[sk_wheatking]

not going to be fun for a lot of guys.
Gona be lots of pictures and stuck stories this spring .

You got that right furrow.