Friday Crop Report on a Thursday.

[Guest]

Arborfield
No yard damage here but a yard and another house close by were totalled
Good hail ins here so were ok
Ive never saw one like it
150 mph things are movin

[makar]

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12 days after the storm , looks like chernoybyl
No leaves on trees
Teachers/cops will have trouble tellin us these 5 will come back lol

The high spots will make it up and end up worst tax year ever, or not.

[makar]

Of all the grief farming here the only hail wreck was 1950, dad worked on the railroad and had to hid in a culvert, that storm did in everything.

[helmsdale]

Of all the grief farming here the only hail wreck was 1950, dad worked on the railroad and had to hid in a culvert, that storm did in everything.

I think it was 2012 here. Pounded the west windows out of the house, stripped the shingles off of everything, destroyed siding. Took rearview mirrors out of any vehicle faced east, and stripped cabs of marker lights. Crop smelled like sileage for a week. We usually get storms that brew off the foothills in the afternoon, and they dont get here till after the supper hour which *usually* takes the majority of the punch out of them.

[fjlip]

1983 was hardest on crop and the YARD for us. Was late August storm. Standing wheat FLAT, swathed wheat welded to ground, swathed canola 40 bushels under swath. Those years we had half Polish canola, was all in bin. All new shingles, bin roofs all have the dents. trees lost leaves, some broken plastic parts on machinery. 2012 lots of crop damage, missed the yard.

[farmaholic]

Woodland, compared to here it's like you're farming on a different planet. I admire your ambition, strong will and tenacity. It's odd how everyone learns to play the hand their dealt. How home is home and we accept the challenges that come with it. It makes and shapes us, rewards and disappoints, humbles us....