It Rained 6 Inches… Now What?
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- In this video, we tackle the aftermath of an unexpected 6-inch rainfall during the crucial cotton harvest season in West Texas. When rain hits at the wrong time, it can create serious challenges for cotton farmers. Watch as we walk you through the steps of assessing and managing muddy fields and adapting to get the crop in despite the weather.
This video is a must-watch for anyone interested in agriculture, cotton farming, or the realities of farming in unpredictable climate of West Texas. Whether you're a new farmer, a cotton industry professional, or simply curious about farming challenges, you'll gain valuable insights into how farmers adapt and persevere during harvest.
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This video is a great reminder of how unpredictable farming can be. 🌦 Kudos to you for showing the resilience and creativity it takes to adapt! 🙌👏
Thank you so much! It definitly is.
The rain rarely comes at the right time in Texas! 😊
When it rains it pours 😂
I hope it drys up enough to get your Cotton Stripped. The moisture will be good for the next season.
Yea the moisture is such a blessing and very welcomed.
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What a blessing for the wheat tho! What’s the rough average yield of dryland wheat following cotton in your area?
It really depends on the year. The average yield of dryland wheat for county is 17 bushels per acre i believe
Did you get some more rain?
Yes. Farm average of 9 inches for the past three rains in about 3 weeks
Have you guys ever had any oil & gas drilling on your land?
No. There’s never been any drilling on any of our land but always open to suggestions if you have an oil drilling rig - we would love to have oil wells
Do you know a welder by the name of Paul Watkins from Ralls Texas?
Nope. Most all the welding we do ourselves