Uff-Da! It's Warm!

[Allan in NE]

Nothin' is hottern' a wheat field in July, but we finally got all those darned straw bales hauled in and put away.

Think I'm gonna go drink iced tea. :>)

Allan

 

[Jerry/MT]

Been hotter than two peck---- billy goat here in the Northern Rockies, Allan! I've been chasin' the wheeline up and down the pasture trying to get it green after haying. It's workin'.

We had a good hay harvest. The warm spell we got in May jump started the grass and we got about 2T/acre of nice clean grass hay. Haven't seen anyone here combining grain yet. Glad you're done and that you put yer feet up and sip some iced tea.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Its been hotter than a nanny goat in a pepper patch with 80 to 100% humidity since the first of the month here in the deep south.

 

[RayP(MI)]

Cut what I figured would make a load of hay yesterday afternoon. Raked it this afternoon, went home got a drink, went right back out and baled it. Son and girlfriend got back from ball practice, and we loaded it. Just over 24 hours from growing, to on the wagon. Did I mention the weather guy is using the word drout? Gads it's dry here! (son plays old time base ball - 1860's rules, on local community college team, where he's on the staff.)

 

[DAVID in WALES]

Hi Gang;
This is Evesham (Worcestshire Country) main street Saurday morning. Its 59F, some areas on Friday & Saturday had 6 inches of rain fall. Several towns completely cut off, water 4 feet deep, 10,000's of acres under water. Going to be an awful grain harvest here!
David

 

[IaGary]

Is it getting that wet out there that you need dauls to haul hay?~})

Gary

 

[Allan in NE]

Yeah, I know. :>)

Had to get the bales moved before we head to the summer fallow tho. :>(

Allan

 

[IaGary]

I knew that just razzing you a little.~})

Gary