Cutting oats...

casecollectorsc

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E central SD.
That time of year again. Lots of straw...have to see if the hot weather hurt the yield.
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Nobody plants oats in my area, but I did this spring as a cover crop for a new clover field. Did alright but were sowed too thin to harvest. Growing up, we used them for a protein boost to ground dairy cattle feed. First time I ran an open station Case self propeled combine was a 20 acre oat field. I think my dad didn't want to deal with the itch.
Enjoy your pictures.
 
Nobody plants oats in my area, but I did this spring as a cover crop for a new clover field. Did alright but were sowed too thin to harvest. Growing up, we used them for a protein boost to ground dairy cattle feed. First time I ran an open station Case self propeled combine was a 20 acre oat field. I think my dad didn't want to deal with the itch.
Enjoy your pictures.
Thanks.
 
Those look Great Steve Congrats you have are leaving more stubble o the ground than crop I have here long range shows even drier winter and 2027 here for us than this year
We had a 4.5" and 3.5" rain early in the season. Course with those kind of events, most runs off. Been dry for a month and could use some for the beans and corn. Thought you maybe got some rain earlier when western SD got a shot.
 
We had a 4.5" and 3.5" rain early in the season. Course with those kind of events, most runs off. Been dry for a month and could use some for the beans and corn. Thought you maybe got some rain earlier when western SD got a shot.
less than 3" of h20 in the past 10 months here was DRY before that too have not had even half normal h20 in 10 years now
 
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