Farmall Cub

It started last Saturday and is still going. The barnyard is starting to look like a jungle. We never got to plant a garden this year because the weather window did not cooperate with the days we were home. That's a good thing I guess, since it would have been a mess too. I don't know how it is in your neck of the woods, but you can have all the water you want from here.

We have the same situation here.

June was like that, in Hew England, too. 11 inches,in one week! Finally drying out, inthe 93 degree heat, this week. Ed

Very wet in Southwest Georgia! Wetter in the Florida panhandle.

Dry as a powder house here in East Texas.

Billy

about 12 inches last week. Some places had over 20. more to come according to weathermen.

April, May and June that is all it did was rain. No garden and no working in the garden area at all. It is now kinda overgrown. July so far has been totally different. Temps in the 90F range and humidex over 100F. Water table is high though so that should keep the fire index down.

I like this

Barnyard wrote:

Tell me about it! I read the other day where some guys in Ohio are gearing up for second cut hay. I can't even get all of my fields done for the first cut. Had to move cows away from barn in fear one......or more would end up stuck in the mud that surrounds all barn entries. Getting a cow UN stuck isn't a bit of fun, come to think of it it's no fun when I get stuck knee deep in it!

Send some this way, please. We are dry as a bone in this part of the Ozarks.

Yesterday was the first in 16days to have no rain. Puddles everywhere.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zyc1315KawQ