Wet. Many acres of hay lost that stayed in the field for a week or three because it won't stop raining. Everybody that can chop has been putting up silage instead of gambling with wet weather hay-making. Neighbor across the road from me put down 20 acres for chop last week and it got rained on for 6 straight days before he could get back in there.
The grain looks to be record yield this year though, provided we get a dry period for harvesting it. A widespread drought in Russia is probably going to keep US grain prices nice and high this winter.
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