***Severe Weather on Wed 12/15***Damn its windy
- Thread starter CloneGuy8
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I try to rip twice and then moldboard. Many times it ends up being ripped 5 and then plowed. I have fields that are pushing 20 years.
The top of the line of storms that is producing the bad weather look to be moving more towards NW Iowa instead of SW Iowa.
When I was in school 250 or a little more was about all they accepted before docking you. I don't ever remember feeding them out to 300lbs +. Of course that's been a few decades ago so I'm sure things have changed.
That may be my ex wife. She could have moved again.
I had a semi load go to a tail ender site that averaged 238.
It's actually one of the more civil discussions on conservation on CF I've seen I'll take the W.
After sitting through the derecho this stuff gives me so much anxiety. That was like a freight train and made my ears pop. It caused $20K of damage to our house, thankful everyone was safe.
Putting out STSWs WAY out in advance. Very derechoish. Thankfully the line is really thin and elongated.
Ripped 5 times then plowed? Wow.
If I had to rip twice then moldboard, I frankly wouldn’t do continuous corn. Too much time, fuel, and wear on stuff.
I have great corn ground but beans suck. More labor but better profit per acre.
I feel the same way.
The derecho reminded me of when I was in Texas for Hurricane Harvey. I had some anxiety when Harvey hit because it was my first hurricane.
Tornados, don’t get much warning for tornados. Give me the hurricane, if I have a choice.
Just heard from a local station in NE that a portion of the line was moving at 95 MPH. Insane.
I hope people are being proactive. This is moving crazy fast and the typical amount of warning is not going to happen with this storm.
