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Re: Too wet to plant?
[Re: muzziehead]
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09/27/18 09:05 PM
09/27/18 09:05 PM
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Shelby County
SouthernRoots
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Shelby County
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Short answer, it is too wet to plant. We started to disc our plots yesterday and there was small amount of moisture in the ground and they were breaking up nicely. Then we got 1" of rain and forecast for more rain today, Friday and Saturday. We will wait about three days and begin to disc again on Wednesday or Thursday after it has dried out and plant on Friday and Saturday. There is no rush to get the seed in the ground. Why spend all that money and time on seed and fert. Wait and you will be glad you did. Needed to see this tonight... Im a fairly impatient person when it comes to things like this and I have been chomping at the bit to plant for bow season. We went to plant last weekend before all this rain and experienced tractor trouble. We did get the tractor functioning again today before all the rain hit but then realized that it was going to be to wet to plant this weekend most likely. I get so hung up on getting the seed in the ground but Muzzie is 100% right. Seed can go in the ground anywhere between now and late October with little chance of a bad stand. We will go down and check fields and see this weekend but if it is too wet I will do my absolute best to keep my composure.
IG - @_teamsouternroots_
Legacy: Planting the seeds and knowing you will never see the fruits.
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