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    It's so dry

    You can walk in Manitoba feed pens right now with just your runners !

    #2
    That's Dry.

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      #3
      The wind we got the last two days sure did a job here in MB., humidity was so low.

      R.M's should put burning bans on ASAP.

      At least it's cooling off this week, and hopefully some type of moisture will come

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        #4
        Still looking for big spring storm, the wells are down at least 10 feet.

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          #5
          Just as dry in Central Alberta, very rare that I can check cows in 2wd in March unless it is frozen solid. No runoff and certainly less sloughs than usual by far!!

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            #6
            A shortage of water and hay is looming. Lots of producers are already short of water for cattle herds.

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              #7
              Originally posted by foragefarmer View Post
              The wind we got the last two days sure did a job here in MB., humidity was so low.

              R.M's should put burning bans on ASAP.

              At least it's cooling off this week, and hopefully some type of moisture will come
              Burning bans were announced in some R.M.s in Manitoba already from what I heard on radio.

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                #8
                It’s so dry we might be seeding in early May here.

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                  Percentage of Precipitation September 1 -March 19 tells the story of potential runoff.

                  Red <40%, Dark Yellow 40-60%, Yellow 60-85%

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Hamloc View Post
                    Just as dry in Central Alberta, very rare that I can check cows in 2wd in March unless it is frozen solid. No runoff and certainly less sloughs than usual by far!!
                    Drove around on a sandier field yesterday in 2wd terrorizing gophers.

                    Any low spots that did have a bit of water in them, sucked it all up the last couple days as what little frost their was fell out.

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