We got off to a late start due to a wet spring and a late harvest.
The first water started October 3, and less than 48 hours later we saw our first specks.
By Monday of last week 9 had grown to 50.
As we began to roll the stubble our numbers continued to increase.
As of today we are holding several thousand specks. I'm still optimistic to be up to our normal numbers by the weekend, but we still have some ground to make up.
IDK if you will make the ground up. not that ya need to. don't see specks anythink like that till late in Dec..
seening alot more over this way than normal for this time of year.. not that that is very many though.. seen 2-300 around and about.. usually don't see ANY on the ground till Dec.. last year we had a few in late Nov.. Oct is a new one..
Never ceases to amaze me. I wish I would have met you 5 years ago. I would have slaved myself seriously just to see the transformation of your farm from season to season. Its just amazes me.
We have a couple of weeks to make it to the 100k mark. It's hard to say if we are really behind or if the lack of 15-20k teal are impacting my feelings. With the increase we've seen since Friday I feel optimistic that this year won't be any different than the previous years. It depends a lot on our harvest. If we can cut and flood a bean field by the weekend then I would expect to 20k by this time next week.
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