Posted by notjustair on June 14, 2015 at 14:09:30 from (70.195.11.220):
I haven't gotten any beans in the ground yet. Both yesterday and today have been one storm threat right after another. Sometimes it even rains for five minutes and then stops. Sometimes the storm breaks up about 15 miles away. It's like Chinese water torture. I've just about worn out the weather radar app on my phone.
To make matters worse, I don't even have the beans out of the bulk bags and into the seed wagon. I have a field that I need to plant first but it needs cultivated and isn't quite ready. I could plant a backup field but that is a different bean and I would have left over in the wagon and the other fields for it aren't out of their two week window. This time of the year gives me a more upset stomach than any other!
I was so stir crazy earlier that I got on the old Snapper rider and went around the home pasture so the hot wire didn't ground out. Maybe I will go find something that needs welding.
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