4 years of drought is enough for me, bring on the wet years any day.
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It is very brown down here also. It is a blessing as far as cow feeding goes , but runoff will be needed for the dugouts and the farmland. Mother nature always bats last!
FYI : Administration please change this website back to the format we had , as it is not that well thought out in my opinion!
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I remember just a short.. 2 years ago. Coming off 2 straight years of 20 + inches of rain.... absolute disaster up around edmonton area. Basement flooded for 1st time in history on our 100 yr old 4th gen house. 400 combined acres out of 3000. Complete wreck. Lots of snow that following winter... seeded next spring and everything came.up awesome.. nice rains til mid june then the taps shut off and monster heat for 2 months.
WHEAT BARLEY AND CEREALS avgd 10 to 20. Canola avgd 16. Peas single digits.
Im over winter snow. Im going to put all my eggs in the spring/ summer rains basket and starting to believe that heat blast is our [NODE="1"]Home[/NODE] yield robber.
subsoil moisture is overrated.
( i say this in jest.. but also somewhat serious!)
June is our month that makes or breaks the crop... not december.
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Few more calfs coming today least don't have to worry about pushing snow before truck shows up. Didn't have to plug tractors in last night so saving on hydro bill but think January will come in with a vengeance.
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