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rurallib

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1. Saw a couple farms trying to plow going in to town Thursday

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Mon May 20, 2019, 09:06 AM

May 2019

but both had quit after only a short run by the time I come home.

Don't know if those heavy tractors could get stuck in those saturated fields, but if they ever could this would be the year.......
more rain tomorrow.

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Straight-Up Disaster Looming For US Soy, Corn - Plantings Weeks Late, Approaching Cut-Off [View all] hatrack May 2019 OP

Saw a couple farms trying to plow going in to town Thursday rurallib May 2019 #1

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