Summer Drought of 2012

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Sycamore624

Sycamore624

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Owning a large lawn care company this drought is about to kill us! There has been places we haven't been able to service in almost 3 weeks. It's also starting to really have an effect on the farmers also...my attempt at a rain dance failed.
 

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bale it up! IF the drought is Summer-long, you'll have a cash crop on your hands
 
Glad I am not in the landscaping/mowing business and or a farmer this summer - it's been horrible. I've been waiting for rain for the last 3 weeks so I can get a food plot in for deer hunting season in - just need the rain to soften the ground enough to get a box tiller over it. Granted my food plot isn't near as important as a persons means of survival - but just another example of it's impact. With crop quality way down this summer, if I am able to get some clover or turnips in before mid August then I will have a good chance of pulling in deer to my hunting property.
 

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Sycamore75 said:
Owning a large lawn care company this drought is about to kill us! There has been places we haven't been able to service in almost 3 weeks. It's also starting to really have an effect on the farmers also...my attempt at a rain dance failed.
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it sure worked for Florida Sycamore 75!

it's no different out here in the dakota territories either, so we're all in the same boat
 
I empathize w/ y'all, as my area has all turned to sand and those damn loggerheads have polluted it w/ egg mounds over the past couple months.
 
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