@brandonm605211 months agoTalking to a local farmer here near Lincoln, NE yesterday if we don’t get some substantial rain the predicted storm tonight/Saturday we will have irreversible damage. .20-.40 just won’t cut it. An inch may trick the crops into life ...4
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@edwinschaefer934711 months agoOur beans were planted May 10th and are only3 to 6 inches tall. It's going to take more than an inch to even make a difference a little over a week and we are in July. I hope that they aren't stunned and will grow with some rain ...2
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@mattcase115611 months agoNorthern Illinois is still holding and waiting for needed rain. 2
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@michaelleffler521911 months agoPricing in weather related predictions that haven't happened, and will have little to no effect on crop condition outcomes, by those who trade contracts and have never set foot on a farm or ranch is both a little nonsensical and entertaining for the thick skinned. Unfortunately, it's the world we live in. That being said, you guys give great hands-on, and a times, colorful commentary that is more often than not spot on. Thanks for what you do and have a great weekend. ...2
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@darrellwilliams599511 months agoWe are at the tail end of our rainy season, historically rains taper off from now on, and what storms you get are just damaging. If that's all been backed up and we get rains it will be cooler weather pattern that won't yield growth. I believe a lot of damage is already built-in to the plants. ...1
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@PrairieRifle11 months agoLol. Well they keep predicting 50 to 70%+ chance of rain where I farm... still waiting for that rain. 3
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@edwinbrindley470611 months agoI live in Michigan a hour north of the Saginaw Bay. We have had 1.1 inches of rain since the first of May and we just got that a week ago in 2 different days
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@timnichols901511 months agoI bale my grass waterways. Several people have contacted me about 2nd cutting…. Demand for hay is high. (Eastern Iowa) 2
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@buckeyefarmboy10711 months agoSouthern Ohio got an 1inch Monday and more rain 🌧 yesterday and overnight. 1
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@russengelmeyer61911 months agoWhy does everybody want it to rain? I would rather harvest one bushel for 7 million. Instead of harvest a million bushels for $3. I will make really good money with the 1st one and that's the 2nd 1. 3
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@don66hotrod9411 months agoIf we don't get rain this weekend we will be hurt badly. Wheat and oats are a disaster, no second crop hay, corn and beans withering. Too dry to book in good prices. NE WI. 2
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@teamna111 months agoIf we don’t get rain in east central Nebraska tonight/tomorrow- we will be in a dire situation regarding dryland crops. (Meaning irreversible damage to the corn crop) 2
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@denniskurtz142811 months agoOnce you got dead tissue on the plants there is no coming back. It’s hurt even if the got rain. I’ve seen this multiple years. Good luck everyone 1
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@teamna111 months agoP.S. We had ZERO subsoil moisture going into spring in east central Nebraska. 2
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@debi529211 months agoWestern Iowa would need 4 to 6" of rain to make a significant difference IMHO. An inch last weekend has been used up. Sub soil is dry. Walnut trees are aborting their nuts, some thing we have not seen before. We are coming into maximum water use by the crop, and my feeling is that we will have a very short for us crop in the end. It will be interesting to see if we run out of old crop before the new one is in. I believe that yet again USDA overstated last year's crop. Basis will tell that story. ...2
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@DAVIDZ-vk4yv11 months agoin central wisconsin there is pretty much NO 2nd cutting hay and my corn is so bad i doubt any rain will help it much now. a lot of my corn is like 40%brown 2
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@davezalinko135411 months agoHere in Western Canada and inch or two would pull markets back considerably. We could use an inch, but not hurting anything yet. Have had cool temps, so has helped conserve moisture. 2
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@michaelrust761411 months agoMatt due respect to you is given. But you know as I do. That ear was set back at V4-V6. July will help tip fill and weight. But do you really think it can makeup for 2 rows missing on the cob? 1
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@levicitrowske917311 months agoi heard 25 years ago that we close to 2 million acers a year to urban sprawl, even cut that in half.... your thoughts? 1
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@OddballDIYLakeLiving11 months agothe omega block could get broken up this sunday! we need the rain 2
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@microsoilenhancersinspirey575011 months agoFirst!..ha thank you joe!.. Have a good weekend! Shalom!.. 1
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That being said, you guys give great hands-on, and a times, colorful commentary that is more often than not spot on. Thanks for what you do and have a great weekend. ... 2
thing we have not seen before. We are coming into maximum water use by the crop, and my feeling is that we will have a very short for us crop in the end.
It will be interesting to see if we run out of old crop before the new one is in. I believe that yet again USDA overstated last year's crop. Basis will tell that story. ... 2
Have had cool temps, so has helped conserve moisture. 2
Have a good weekend!
Shalom!.. 1