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Corn is in the ground!

written by

David Fischer

posted on

June 12, 2020

Been lots of long days on the farm. Ace & I have gotten too much tractor time together, I think she is ready to go back to moving cattle with me.

The last 2 weeks of May were non-stop rain so everything got delayed & compressed into the last couple weeks. We chopped 150 acres of ryegrass for silage, spread manure and then this week planted corn on 250 acres. 

Last week I was praying for the rain to stop, now it’s getting dry and our newly planted corn seeds need some moisture. So yes, I’m praying for rain this week.

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