Crop-Weather Report 2007 Apr 30
Crop-Weather Report 2007 Apr 30
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Subsoil moisture adequate and surplus, at 65 percent, is lower than last week's 71 percent and last year's rating of 69 percent. Low precipitation levels and warm temperatures increased the days suitable for field work to 5.1 days, up from last week's 3.1 and last year's 4.8.
The weather outlook for May 7 to May 1 3 is for below normal temperatures and above normal precipitation both east and west of the continental divide. Normal temperatures for this period in Montana are for highs in the mid... 50s to the upper 60s and for lows in the upper 20s to the lower 40s.
Livestock Report Pastures are starting to green up due to spring rains.
Only 60 percent of cattle and sheep are receiving supplemental feed. Eighty-eight percent of pastureland is open for grazing compared with 76 percent last week.
Ranchers are continuing to move livestock to summer ranges.
Livestock Table This Week Last Week Last Year 5Yr Avg Range and Pasture Feed Condition Very Poor 1 Poor 13 Fair 34 Good 41 Excellent 1 1 Receiving Supplemental Feed Cattle & Calves 60 Sheep & Lambs 60 Livestock Grazing Open 88 Difficult 5 Closed 7 Moved to Summer Ranges Cattle & Calves 19 Sheep & Lambs 16 Livestock Birthing Calving Complete 90 Lambing Complete 77 1 14 40 38 7 78 76 76 11 13 12 9 86 70 2 7 36 42 13 60 64 90 6 4 n/a n/a 91 76 15 22 35 24 4 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 91 73 100 90 80 i,70 °60 o o50 a>40 Q.30 20 10 Barley Planted: Montana, 2005-2007 ^■-"' "" •♦''' .-*' ■■*' / / * p r* /*' ♦ 2005 - » -2006 — *— 2007 S.y ■ — '.'"JF^ 1-Apr 8-Apr 15-Apr 22-Apr 29-Apr 6-May 13-May 20-May 27-May 3-Jun Fieldwork & Soil This Last Last 5 Yr Moisture Table Week Week Year Avg Days Suitable for Fieldwork Days 5.1 Field Tillage Work in Progress 3.1 4.8 5.0 None 16 45 28 20 Just Started 32 29 20 23 Well Underway 52 26 52 57 Topsoil Moisture Very Short 2 3 14 Short 13 8 12 25 Adequate 71 79 76 55 Surplus 14 10 12 6 Subsoil Moisture Very Short 7 8 6 29 Short 28 21 25 32 Adequate 60 66 62 37 Surplus 5 5 7 2 Field Crops Report Eighty-six percent of winter wheat is greening and growing compared with 95 percent last year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Subsoil moisture adequate and surplus, at 65 percent, is lower than last week's 71 percent and last year's rating of 69 percent. Low precipitation levels and warm temperatures increased the days suitable for field work to 5.1 days, up from last week's 3.1 and last year's 4.8.
The weather outlook for May 7 to May 1 3 is for below normal temperatures and above normal precipitation both east and west of the continental divide. Normal temperatures for this period in Montana are for highs in the mid... 50s to the upper 60s and for lows in the upper 20s to the lower 40s.
Livestock Report Pastures are starting to green up due to spring rains.
Only 60 percent of cattle and sheep are receiving supplemental feed. Eighty-eight percent of pastureland is open for grazing compared with 76 percent last week.
Ranchers are continuing to move livestock to summer ranges.
Livestock Table This Week Last Week Last Year 5Yr Avg Range and Pasture Feed Condition Very Poor 1 Poor 13 Fair 34 Good 41 Excellent 1 1 Receiving Supplemental Feed Cattle & Calves 60 Sheep & Lambs 60 Livestock Grazing Open 88 Difficult 5 Closed 7 Moved to Summer Ranges Cattle & Calves 19 Sheep & Lambs 16 Livestock Birthing Calving Complete 90 Lambing Complete 77 1 14 40 38 7 78 76 76 11 13 12 9 86 70 2 7 36 42 13 60 64 90 6 4 n/a n/a 91 76 15 22 35 24 4 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 91 73 100 90 80 i,70 °60 o o50 a>40 Q.30 20 10 Barley Planted: Montana, 2005-2007 ^■-"' "" •♦''' .-*' ■■*' / / * p r* /*' ♦ 2005 - » -2006 — *— 2007 S.y ■ — '.'"JF^ 1-Apr 8-Apr 15-Apr 22-Apr 29-Apr 6-May 13-May 20-May 27-May 3-Jun Fieldwork & Soil This Last Last 5 Yr Moisture Table Week Week Year Avg Days Suitable for Fieldwork Days 5.1 Field Tillage Work in Progress 3.1 4.8 5.0 None 16 45 28 20 Just Started 32 29 20 23 Well Underway 52 26 52 57 Topsoil Moisture Very Short 2 3 14 Short 13 8 12 25 Adequate 71 79 76 55 Surplus 14 10 12 6 Subsoil Moisture Very Short 7 8 6 29 Short 28 21 25 32 Adequate 60 66 62 37 Surplus 5 5 7 2 Field Crops Report Eighty-six percent of winter wheat is greening and growing compared with 95 percent last year.
What to read after Crop-Weather Report 2007 Apr 30?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Dept. of Agriculture to read onlineMoreLess
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