Well, here we sit, the corn is still standing, albeit growing shorter and shorter as the days go by. The weather and the wind has started breaking the tops off the stalks, the moisture is keep the corn kernels wet, and the ground is muddy.
It’s not just us…it is everyone who has corn to shell and sell.
Still we wait. There isn’t anything else to do.
Corn harvest…not yet!
Your friend on a western Colorado Farm,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
I am so sorry to read this. The weather can be so frustrating when you are trying to farm. Hope things dry out soon!
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Me too. It’s our main paycheck…you know how hard THAT is!
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Another of many frustrations of producing foodl
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Sadly it is. Everything is set to go, but go can’t begin.
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That is such a bummer!! Hoping very hard for drying weather for you!
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Thanks…I know YOU understand!
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I hope the weather soon starts to cooperate and lets you get the harvest in SOON!
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Spring was terribly wet and cold and now so is fall. It’s been a struggle this year.
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That’s not good news. I was hoping that by now this corn would be well and truly
harvested. When is the latest date for this to happen with success?
Fingers crossed for the weather to give you a bloody “Go”.
Cheers
Colin
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No real date…it all depends on the moisture of the corn. If there is moisture in the sky, the corn absorbs it. Also if the ground is too wet to get the combine and trucks into…we wait.
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i knew the snows/rains would not help you right now!
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You are so right. Way too much of a good thing.
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I hope you dry out soon so you get a paycheck! 🙂
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A paycheck before Christmas WOULD be nice!!!
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I’m sorry! Harvest time can be so tricky…there’s still some standing corn here as well, although not too much. Hopefully you’ll get it off soon, and have a good yield!
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Thanks, Alice. Terry tested the corn yesterday…there are two fields ready to go. Now if the mud will dry up….
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I hope you get some crisp, dry air and gentle breezes to aid with drying.
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Hopefully we can start soon. It’s looking good finally!
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Hi Linda – can I link to your post? I enjoy reading your blog so much! I manage Murdoch’s blog, The Dirt. blog.murdochs.com Good luck with the harvest!
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Sure! Can I link your blog?
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And last year was such a good harvest. 😦 I hope the weather cooperates for you soon.
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