Mother nature is kicking my butt. I was one day away from getting my clover planted about a month ago. That's when the rains began and have not quite since. Normally I have my soybeans in by now, but I haven't even broke the ground for them yet either. I have some volunteer soybeans coming up from last year, they may have to do this year. We have rain in the forecast a couple more times this week too.
Ha, yeah I hear ya bud, I was on schedule earlier this year for my crops and everything, than I have ever been. I would have been done planting about 500 acres of beans a week ago, instead I only have 90 acres of them planted and will have to replant some of those that drowned out. My corn looks dismal, I wish I had planted everything in wheat last fall...my wheat looks decent. I at least got about half the food plots planted by frost seeding and what I planted late last fall. I don't know how much rain we've had here but I imagine we've easily had half our normal annual total already.
Same here. We planted buckwheat ahead of what was supposed to a few days of rain, and all we got was humidity. Finally, a week later we received some showers only to be followed by a late May cold front last week. It's still going, but definitely stunted. I'm glad I didn't decide to attempt anymore warm season plantings.
