Shelly
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Shelly....you guys are in the same position we are. No moisture at all since snow left,the dang winds are horrible and LOTS of crops not seeded and WON"T be seeded unless we get moisture. The pasture lands are fading fast.Animals are still being fed here,and there is at the moment no hay crop at all......Shelly said:Man, we sure could use some rain!!! Yesterday was hotter than h*ll, with a horrible wind. Today will be a repeat of that. Last night, all you could see was dust blowing up in the air everywhere. It's too bad the neighbour hasn't started seeding yet, cause it always rains when he does start. It sure would help out the rest of us around here.
Well it's not suppose to but it did,minus 2 here!! I talked to a guy this morning,and he had ice on his water trough this morning and his canola was coming really nice.I think if i would have mentioned to him cold beer and going fishing today,he would have said yes.Might not have got any fishing done,but sure would have got drunk.Shelly said:Any cattle around here on pasture are starting to look a little skanky. I noticed the bottom limbs on the trees are starting to lose their leaves. Best friend is still feeding most of his cows at home, and he's getting worried. Feed pile is going down fast, and it's looking like there won't be much hay to bale to build it back up. He's got some pairs in our pasture, they're on a piece that didn't get grazed last year. Those are his lucky cows.
Clouds are blowing past today, but I don't think they'll give us anything.
Husband is real hard to get along with these days, he's worried about his crops.
Oh, and tonight it's supposed to freeze!It is June, isn't it??? Not supposed to freeze in June!
I know i got a couple of hayfields right by my pasture,that the cows are going to start grazing off tomorrow,and hope WE get a rain yet and MAYBE be able to get a late cut of hay if it ever rains!! I noticed the hills in the hayfields have turned brown already,so may as well pasture the hollows while they are still green.Mrs.Greg said:Greg & I went for a walk about this eve,moved some horses around....haylands in REALLY bad shape,pretty yellow out there....DANG...![]()
I talked to a guy in town today,he said LOTS are getting rid of thier cattle.He was hoping to lighten the cattle herd because he literally has run out of feed. He said the auction mart he talked to{I'm assuming Stettler} said they're NOT accepting any cow-calf pairs....WAY too many cattle being sold because of lack of feed and pasture lands in real bad shape....3words said:I know i got a couple of hayfields right by my pasture,that the cows are going to start grazing off tomorrow,and hope WE get a rain yet and MAYBE be able to get a late cut of hay if it ever rains!! I noticed the hills in the hayfields have turned brown already,so may as well pasture the hollows while they are still green.Mrs.Greg said:Greg & I went for a walk about this eve,moved some horses around....haylands in REALLY bad shape,pretty yellow out there....DANG...![]()
Blkbuckaroo said:Been raining off and on here for a couple weeks,on day three off continuous rain,pouring,looks like well be in good shape.Was starting to turn brown around here before.Good luck you guys!!