north-central Indiana west of Fulton | Corn and beans were all in the ground a week ago. Have been transitioning into the haying mode by cleaning tractors and removing duals that need to be. Some off and on rain too but not any big amounts. Manure however still needs to be hauled weekly. We normally cut a field of wheat and put in the silo, then haul manure after. This year we will cut an old hay field and use that.....but haven't done that yet. Needed to haul yesterday.....no rain on the weather report until evening....they were wrong again as it started showering on the first load. On and off showers didn't stop me as I was spreading "in crop" utilizing some of the few miles of lanes and grass strips at field edges. Have enough area to get by until the hay is off.
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Hauling manure when everything is planted pics)
