Chaneylake
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Will be heading out by 8 am this morning.
In over 20 years I have never been this late getting seed in the ground.
In over 20 years I have never been this late getting seed in the ground.
Food Plots Sunflower planting time
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Same here. Hopefully a day with no breakdowns.
JCDEERMAN
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Keep us updated Chaney. We are starting today as well.
Chaneylake
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3 fields planted. #4 was to damp yesterday so I will plant her mid day tomorrow.
BSK
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Got my last two plots planted yesterday.
JCDEERMAN
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Got all of our plots in. Wrapped them up this morning. A mixture of sunflowers, soybeans and sorghum.
buckaroo
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Planted sunflowers, buckwheat together 2 weeks ago up 4"
BSK
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Planted my last two plots Friday because the forecast was for rain almost every day this coming week. Well, now the forecast has changed. Probably no rain for over a week. 
That's not going to help.
That's not going to help.JCDEERMAN
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HA I know right? It's sort of a double-edge sword for me. I want the rain (and that's also why we planted), but I also don't want it to rain so our logger can go full steam ahead. We are on a time crunch. If we could just get a small 15 minute drizzle, I'd be doing my happy dancePlanted my last two plots Friday because the forecast was for rain almost every day this coming week. Well, now the forecast has changed. Probably no rain for over a week.
BSK
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I know what you mean. I want the rain for my plots, but at the same time I would like our roads to FINALLY dry out from the winter logging fiasco.
I planted sunflowers on the 13th and checked yesterday and nothing, which I expected since we haven't had a drop of rain. My girls wanted to walk around the field today and we got to looking and sunflowers were popping up everywhere. We did get a good drizzle of rain late this afternoon.
