It hasn’t rained enough to wet the dirt in Montgomery so I’m holding off.

I put out some fertilizer sunday, but really want to see rain coming again soon before I put seed out.

I’m through chasing rain. Put it in the ground when you have time. After it rains it will come up

I’m a little worried with mine. Ground was pulverized into powder. I was a little scared to even drag it the ground was so dry and fluffed up. I just threw my mix on top and hoping the rain would do the rest. We’ve had a pretty steady rain since lunchtime.

Getting a real good soaking in Central Baldwin County. Seed has been in ground 9 days. We got a little rain a day or so after planting and the Lord blessed Us with this rain, should be real good on it.

I don’t know how you could get a better situation for plot planting in the southern half of the state. Timing, type of rain, etc. The only trade off was discing dry ground conditions. But overall - this is spot on.

Good soaking rain for a while now.

Planted and finished covering today as rain started

I should have planted. If I had though y’all would be sol for rain though.

Thinking we were going to just get a small amount of rain, we were doing to use a seed drill tomorrow. With the amount we've already gotten plus what looks to be coming, we're going to have to back up and punt on that plan. Thinking we'll do well to get seed broadcasted tomorrow and hopefully cultipack on Friday. With a few untilled fields left to do, thinking we're going to just broadcast seed out and then lightly disk it in on Friday too.

The amount that radar says I’m getting at the camp SHOULD create a situation conducive to planting in another week or so. It’s been so dry there I could only be excited for this rain to soften the soil a bit. I’m not going to rush to plant anything for another two weeks probably.

I got mine down, finished by noon. Macon County. Glad I did too. Now I hope it wont dry out again and die.

Yep. I planted all 7 of mine yesterday.
It was a long day of hard work for one man, but I got it done about 7:30 last night after starting at daylight.
I had disced and harrowed them all over the weekend, so it was just spreading seed/fertilizer and cultipacking.
The rain started here about 1:00 this afternoon. I just checked my rain gauge and so far I’ve gotten almost 0.8”.
Should have some beautiful fields this year.

Getting the perfect rain today in Tallassee, glad I planted yesterday. Let’s hope the throw and mow worked

Hope i can plant my 2 limed fields friday - we getn bunch of rain now. On my small unlimed bottom field i planted w miss blend and crimson today. Field was sprayed month ago - dead grass laying over - threw big seed - put drag on it - threw crimson and fertilizer then just rode over it w truck - been raining for hours since - think it should come up - hope to do rest friday if not too wet

My seed is still in the barn. Waiting until more rain in the forecast. Hope todays was enough to close up the cracks in the rock hard clay.

Glad i got my seed in the ground Tuesday evening. Got a long steady rain in shelby county.

John at tville feed and seed has pretty good deal on a 6-way - rape,crimson, yucci clover, wheat, oats and winter peas for $23.50
Will try to plant 2 lined fields friday - tville prob got over an inch on slow soaking rain that lasted prob 8 hours or more

Got 1.2” on our property. We’re gonna no-till drill tomorrow. Should be enough moisture in the ground to get us to the next rain

Did this 2 weeks ago and I'm glad I did. It was starting to sprout before the rains yesterday. Now it ought to take off.