Posted by coloken on August 02, 2012 at 12:09:29 from (216.17.179.197):
In Reply to: Now, Boys...... posted by Allan In NE on August 02, 2012 at 10:35:53:
Allan,no I wont yell at you any more about stubble mulching, now that I know what soil you have. what you are doing there would be disaster here tho. Never heard how the wheat crop turned out for you. Around here it was only 15 -25 bu. , but did get some. Three weeks earlier than usual. Colorado was all over by the 4th. Irrigation water has run out and many irrigated corn fields are dead/done. North East Colo is booming with oil activity (niobrara and horizontal drilling) Roads are over run with trucks. KennyP
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