NW Ohio | Illinois Steve - 10/27/2015 09:55
It's never too soon to start killing a crop! In all seriousness this El Nino does concern me a lot. We have had a dry fall and they seem to be looking for a warm dry winter. Not a real good scenario. Nonetheless, at this point in time I have to plan for 2016 like there will be a normal crop. Not a record crop or a crop failure. The same talking heads on here that have been trying to convince us for the last 10 months that 2015 would be a flop are now moving onto the chances for disaster in 2016. Some things never change.
If this was directed at me, I just simply was making a comment......certainly not a prediction. Please forgive me if it offends someone.
"Success happens when preparation meets opportunity."
To each his own. :) |
The Drought of 1988 followed a strong El Nino.. 2016/17..??
