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Sounds like HI way 14 got hit today, Highmore, Miller, Huron all had damage

I have seen a picture of baseball sized hail by Promise.

Big rain in my area last night, we had 4.1 inches and I heard Roscoe had 6. Road washed out north of Ipswich and many township roads had water going over them. Grateful for rain but the timing probably is not good.

Well done Zeb.

Chicks will be well fed alright, I just got done baling for the night. The lights of the tractor attracted many insects, so they are out there alright. Completely different than last year.

The ditches in South Dakota are privately owned too as we pay taxes to the middle of the road on township roads. The legislature took the ditches and gave them to hunters.

Just got kicked in the back of the head, she didn't hit anything important.

I was flat today too, that was because a cow that I was helping have a calf ran over me. The calf is fine.

I hope you get it . We have not planted any wheat or corn. I planted a part of my garden.

That is a great question. We have not planted a kernel of anything yet there will be some PP here not sure how much.

Both of those areas need rain.

Prevent Plant. If we can't get it planted then we can take PP and get some crop insurance.

Just came home from Sioux Falls. I saw no field work, Wessington Springs area got 1.30 of much needed rain. South of Miller until I got home there is water standing everywhere. No field work for a while and more possible on Thursday. Yes PP is possible.

Yes, wheat should be planted now. Do I plant late or switch to another crop or take the prevent plant option and plant forage that I can graze later?

There was rain in a lot of eastern SD but probably not that heavy everywhere. More expected tonight and tomorrow morning.

Another 2.5 inches in a short time. Roads under water no planting here for a while.

Our rain came in two rains, 1.75 first and 3.5 Saturday. We were perfect before it started to rain we had 12 inches last fall. Planting wheat will be very difficult. It will depend on the weather going forward what we can get planted. I have been told north east of Aberdeen will have a lot...

Here in central Edmunds County we have had 5.25 inches of rain. I suspect there will be a fair amount of prevent plant. Probably early enough to not mess up nesting.

There are six turkey barns in this area. All have been hit and depopulated.

Hard to beat a model 12 Winchester for reliability. I have a couple to loan to hunters if their gun fails during a hunt plus my own.