In NEKS we have battled rain. It started in May and went right through the first weeks of June. In May we only had three days with no rain. I had 10 days dry around the third week so I got all of the beans in and one day of wheat cut. Then we had torrential rains again. I hope to cut today but it is so wet out right now you could wring the air. The weeds have overtaken the 80 of wheat south of the house. I am not sure I can even combine it and it is still a muddy mess.
Just got word last night that the combine needs $2000 in parts and the parts they took back to the shop are not repairable. Not sure the wheat is worth it. Beans are several inches tall and look good. Corn got too much rain and is very uneven and much won't recover. Some fields are starting to tassle but I don't see one around that will have a good yield. These are the years that separate the men from the boys.
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