paul the original - 7/31/2026 14:11

Did he mean Timmer Reed?

They were forecasting rain by 10:00 there, and thunderstorms at noon. We took off at 6:00 anyhow, and as always those 2 get some lucky weather for their event, only started a strong drizzle at 2:00, they got all of their event in except the last crop row tour which generally is pretty fast and folks leaving anyhow.


Does anyone know what is up with that large dairy that is north of them? We noticed their silage piles are nearly full yet, huge. Then realized their buildings look in tough shape and some roofs going back on. Did they get straight line or tornado winds in the past half year?

Storm came through about a month ago and did a ton of damage on a strip about a mile wide by 5 miles long. Quite a bit of damage done in a small area. It started at the dairy and went north east. As far as silage goes they always carry a lot over. This year it’s probably a good thing since it’s been so dry and there won’t be much corn in this years silage.

Paul