Rain totals?

[Horse]

2.5 in since yesterday over9 in since snow melt damm wet and cool, better be a good long fall or trere is a world of hurt coming to the BTOs

[Sheepwheat]

Too much. But hey, the high areas will make up for it, so no problems.

[fjlip]

1.4" since 27th, about 4.2" since snow. Subsoil was DRY last fall. Just right ATM, need heat, breeze to prevent leaf diseases. Canola is best start in years, cool wet = happy plants.

[Goodtime]

Majority of land 7/10ths....4 quarters got an extra down pour that was several inches.

[bigzee]

3.6 inches since Sat nite. Needed it badly.
Hardly any water sitting.

[Sheepwheat]

Well. Looks like we’re on the way to produce more! For less....

[Hopalong]

Two things to be thankful for this July 1st.
First is getting enough rain to alleviate drought situation.
Second is direct seeding and standing stubble to hold snow.
Used to be when we depended on tillage for weed control, erosion and moisture for germination were bigger concerns.
Gully washer and slough filler rains still right up there with drought as a concern.

[RD414]

1.5 in last 3 days, South of Biggar. This puts us over 6 " since snow went. Lentil guys are in for a fight, but peas and canola starting to bloom will need attention also. Cows are smiling.

[farmaholic]

0.97 since June 28. A big difference maker here although we could have used more, maybe later!?!?
Bonus is it never dried out between the rains it took to make up that total.

Very greatful! Wheat looked like it was suffering already. But everything might surprise us in the end if it doesnt forget to rain again before its too late for an average crop. Some potential has already been lost.

[seldomseen]

Another inch over night. Peas looked rough before this rain. Barley and oats had recovered from the last rain but will struggle again with this.