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Re: Nebraska Dryland
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Posted by Glen in TX on May 27, 2006 at 08:10:44 from (208.246.9.39):
In Reply to: Nebraska Dryland posted by Allan In NE on May 27, 2006 at 04:08:54:
Allan, At least you got something green to cut for the year so far. Now you can try out that shiny like new rake. You'll have some nice hay put up before you know it. Nothing here dryland ever got green yet and still all brown pasture grass. Saw enough of it burning last night looked like world on fire for a bit. Seeing the irrigated guys here really struggling just to get things wet enough to get some cotton and corn up and if no rain soon they are in for a long summer or disaster and many won't survive another disastered crop.
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