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Crawfordsville, Arkansas | Let her eat. Once I finally get the water going, whether furrow or pivot, I don’t shut them off.
Heck at some lengthy parts of the summer we will cool down to 85° and sometimes higher. When it’s 105° in the day it doesn’t feel much better at night.
I’d bump it up to .75 or 8 tenths while you’re at it. At a 1/3” a day consumption rate you’ll never make a circle just running at night before you’re burning up where you started.
Edited by Detroit 6/14/2024 21:42
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Night time irrigation
