We've had almost 8" of rain since yesterday. Finally stopped this morning for a little while. I went check the garden and noticed the dirt was washed off some of the potatoes. I talked to a gentleman down the road who is a master at growing potatoes. He told me to get them out the ground and wipe most of the mud off of them and put them where they can dry. I did that and got them under some fans. I was able to save most of them before the sun ruined them. Rain needs to stop because this is just a tiny portion of what's left in the tater patch. Still got probably 2 more trays like this in the basket on the 4 wheeler that needs to be brought in.

Dang . I was watching the wather before work this week and noticed almost all of lousiana was covered in red and yellow on the radar. Glad they didn't go to waste.

Rain beat my okra up pretty badly.

We put lime on our potatoes to help dry them out. Makes them keep a lot longer too. We store them on a ventilated plastic shelf in a barn shed.

Rain has severly beaten my onion crop up. I have them planted here and in two additional planters at our cabin. The ones at the cabin have survived considerably better than the ones at my house. I think the ones at the house will make but I am still keeping my fingers crossed.