farmerjan
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Well, I'd send some but right here they turned the faucet off. We had 3 sprinkles in the last 10 days. 4 miles away at a pasture we have, it poured 1/2 inch in about 10 minutes when we got the sprinkles, on Thursday. The forecast was for some possible severe T-storms this afternoon and the radar shows it going north of us now. We have hay on the ground, about 6-8 acres. Just got about 30-35 acres baled between yesterday and today. Forecast now is mostly sun right through the next 5-7 days, with a "chance " on Tuesday. Temps are way too high for this time of year. Right near the 88-90 degree stuff. About 10 degrees above normal. Great for drying hay, but the corn is up and about 6 inches and now it needs a drink. Never what you need when you need it. We will be going at hay fast and furious as long as the weather looks to be staying like this. If any gets wet, that's good for the corn. I imagine that north of us in Harrisonburg area, they would be glad to send some down as they were still having trouble getting in some fields 2 weeks ago. FEAST or FAMINE. We'll take the dry for a few more days. Have about 35-40 acres right around that area that we would like to get done before we move equipment elsewhere. Don't know if we will manage it in the next 5 days.