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weather
snow before some finally
gave up on harvesting all of
their crops.
This year’s soybean crop
looks a lot better, with the
crop harvested earlier in the
much more reasonable
weather.
The drying of the com has
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Harvesting weather was exceptionally good this year, farmers report, telling that they lost no time
due to inclemeni weather.
been easier too due to the only complaint about
warm dry weather. lack of rain came from
Actually, when the far- formers who were worried
mere thought about it, they their small grains
noted that it has actually Panted for the Winter,
been about two months since nee d some rain for my
there has been any real ram Fall grams,” one wheat and
in the area. barley farmer stated. “They
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 11,1978—17
just aren’t getting the start
that they need.”
Another man commented
that his Fall grains were
doing all right, but that he
had gotten them planted
exceptionally early, while
there was still alot of
moisture that they could
draw on. In fact, he said that
they were doing fine, with
good growth.
But he had also heard of
other farmers whose Fall
grain crops were not doing
quite so well, and these had
been planted later in the
Fall. Then they would have
been more affected by the
dry weather.
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