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Re: Wet on top, dry on bottome, go figure
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Posted by Glen in TX on October 27, 2006 at 09:12:16 from (208.246.9.147):
In Reply to: Wet on top, dry on bottome, go figure posted by OliverGuy on October 26, 2006 at 11:51:46:
Well hope it dries out for you and winds are sure drying it out here again. You could always just cut off the upper ends you can get and at least have that much done. We did that a lot in wet years on milo and cut a swath across middle to run and even disk it light if we could to make it some smoother turning. You lose some doing that but at least you get the best stuff out and can get the rest later when ground freezes.
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