Usually use some pictures from the operation, but still working on how to get them across from my new phone. Finally getting some rain! Still in drought conditions, but always any is a help. Crop conditions are deplorable since we have limited irrigation, and from experience, the best we could do is keep things alive, and not really grow a crop.
Cherries Froze out early March
Apricots Same
Plums Same
Peaches Some?
Pears Potential yet for a bumper crop if we get more rain
Apples Some gone, some limited potential, some good potential with rain.
Strawberries Really limited
Raspberries Same
Mulberries Same
Grapes Same
Most veggies in the field are being disced under.
Growing limited supply of veggies, herbs and flowers under controlled environment and "water!"
Getting some green beans, lettuce, onions, potatoes,and may have some edible pod soybeans if the spider mites and dry weather give them a chance
Sweet corn potential looks fair to good
Popcorn potential so-so
Corn, soybeans, small grin, and hay, all to early to tell how badly damaged they are.
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