[danwi]

That's a nice load of hay. How many tons is that and what is a ton of hay selling for down there?

 

[danwi]

Sorry you are suffering with wet weather. Others are dealing with droughts. A few years back we had 2 years in a row where we were in the top 5 records for rain in May and June our first crop season. We didn't make 1st crop till July. Goal then is just to make green hay because if it gets rain on it then you might as well make fertilizer out of it. You will be getting some new green growth in there by then.

 

[danwi]

Sorry for your struggles with mother nature. Where we are on rolling land when we had 2 years of record rains fields with low pockets became ponds and took a couple more years to get back in production. Fields had prevent planting but a lot of it dried late in the season and some kind of forage got planted on them. The ones that really had it bad was the people along the Mississippi river and large tributaries where levies

breeched and the land was covered in feet of sand. That landscape will be changed forever.