foreman Etexas
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Sure will when the weather gets better.
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Sure will when the weather gets better.
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Any predictions for the upcoming wildflower season. Daffodils are up but no blooms yet. HS
mikim
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We've had so much rain -- if we can get some sunshine now the bluebonnets outta go crazy.
lostcreekranch
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2 3/4" yesterday. Another 5" today and still raining.
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Bird
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Yeah, it's still raining here, too, very very lightly and my gauge is close to having a half inch in it.
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My 6 1/2" gauge overflowed from today's deluge so, at least another 7 1/2" added to almost 3" yesterday. Tanks both full and overflowing.
This sandy soil turns to quicksand after rains like this so tractors will stay parked for a few days.
This sandy soil turns to quicksand after rains like this so tractors will stay parked for a few days.
foreman Etexas
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Yeah same here,we made the mistake one time and sunk cab tractor up to the side window on one side in a pasture never had a issue with before. Took a big winch truck to get it out,I got hay out yesterday.
NativeSon
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I poured 2 1/4 inch out of the rain gauge yesterday morning and another 2 inches this morning. Daylight and it has stopped raining and there is still water standing. With no more rain it might take a week to dry out and even longer to get in the garden, and they are predicting a 40% chance on Thursday.
forman- I'm with you, the tractor is staying right where it is parked. I even moved my truck from where I normally park because I'm afraid it will get stuck.
Good News-- The stock ponds are full and Lake Fork is the highest it's been in quite a while.
Charlie
forman- I'm with you, the tractor is staying right where it is parked. I even moved my truck from where I normally park because I'm afraid it will get stuck.
Good News-- The stock ponds are full and Lake Fork is the highest it's been in quite a while.
Charlie
Bird
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I got a grand total of about .58" for the 2 days, and the yard needs mowing but it'll be awhile before it's dry enough to do that.
sseelhoff
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Two inches total yesterday and .6 the day before. Ground is slick and muddy. Hoping that it will dry out in the next few days. We hired a company to grub the mesquite in our pastures, and the cannot finish until we're dried out.
