Posted by 300jk on March 18, 2022 at 13:23:58 from (172.56.34.221):
In Reply to: Whats your outlook? posted by SVcummins on March 18, 2022 at 02:00:00:
Compared to most here we are a very small operation. Make around 1200-1500 small squares a year and 60-90 5x6 rounds. No corn no beans. Have plenty of moisture here. Water table is high enough my sump in the basement still runs quite often, like 3 or 4 times an hour. Last year was opposite for us than what you had. Good moisture in the spring. Hay was ready to make and it was dry. For only 2 weeks. Got some made and then it started raining every other day. Making dry hay was next to impossible. By the time we finished first cutting it was dry , brown, and not worth a shxxt. Very frustrating.
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