This is also supporting the market. we are so unbelievably dry --- Next for us is sit tight and hold on ...... pick the sprinklers back up as needed and see what the change of season brings. Last decent rain was early July 21......
Grain sorghum seed will be the next move and nearly every acre of dry land will be available if the spring rain comes.
Some wheat already 14 inches under and packed down. (plowed areas for erosion control.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQem15Ow6hw&list=RDlQem15Ow6hw&start_radio=1
Areas of blowing dust. Partly sunny, with a steady temperature around 51. Very windy, with a north wind around 40 mph, with gusts as high as 60 mph.
insane north wind coming in warm at 60mph.......January 14. 5-10 for low temps.
Don't be surprised if the wheat (red) market stagnates for a few weeks (because usda will never report wheat planted acres lost to drought ---and farmers will not contract wheat they probably won't have--- so sales stagnate.
This is what you call floor building days .........Till the crop tour that refuses to come west determines those central ks fields "glorious". Then the market is free to go up again.
Far too much sarcasm woven into that one but days like this are "abrasive".
Another red letter day in the sw yesterday
Always enjoy the man and two boys checking livestock. You can tell the storm hasn't hit yet....... still got hats on.
