Crop-Weather Report 2007 May 21
Crop-Weather Report 2007 May 21
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The number of days suitable for fieldwork was 5.5, down from last week's 5.7 days.
The weather outlook for May 28th through June 3rd is for near normal temperatures and below normal precipitation both east and west of the continental divide.
Normal temperatures for this period in Montana are for highs in the mid 60s to the mid 70s and lows ranging from the lower 30s to 50 degrees.
Livestock Report Range and pasture feed conditions are continuing to improve with 66 percent rated good to excellen...t compared with 59 percent the previous week. Almost all pastureland is open for grazing. Only 1 6 percent of cattle and 1 5 percent of sheep are receiving supplemental feed.
Livestock Table This Week Last Week Last Year 5Yr Avg Receiving Supplemental Feed Cattle & Calves 16 Sheep & Lambs 15 Livestock Grazing Open 98 Difficult 2 Closed Moved to Summer Ranges Cattle & Calves 62 Sheep & Lambs 58 Livestock Birthing Lambing Complete 93 Range and Pasture Feed Condition 33 31 93 3 4 40 40 91 Very Poor Poor Fair Good Excellent 1 6 27 48 18 7 34 49 10 21 19 n/a n/a n/a 67 57 92 1 5 36 48 10 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 92 12 19 33 30 6 Cattle Receiving Supplemental Feed - Montana by District for week ending May20, 2007 Soil Moisture & This Last Last 5Yr Fieldwork Table Week Week Year Avg Topsoil Moisture Very Short 2 10 12 Short 17 9 42 29 Adequate 66 74 45 54 Surplus 15 17 3 5 Subsoil Moisture Very Short 8 4 9 26 Short 25 21 38 34 Adequate 58 66 51 39 Surplus 9 9 2 1 Days Suitable for Fieldwork Days 5.5 5.7 6.7 5.1 Field Tillage Work in Progress None 1 2 n/a Just Started 5 8 4 n/a Well Underway 94 90 96 n/a Field Crops Report Scattered thunderstorms with hail in one south central county caused some damage to sugar beets, corn, and other crops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The number of days suitable for fieldwork was 5.5, down from last week's 5.7 days.
The weather outlook for May 28th through June 3rd is for near normal temperatures and below normal precipitation both east and west of the continental divide.
Normal temperatures for this period in Montana are for highs in the mid 60s to the mid 70s and lows ranging from the lower 30s to 50 degrees.
Livestock Report Range and pasture feed conditions are continuing to improve with 66 percent rated good to excellen...t compared with 59 percent the previous week. Almost all pastureland is open for grazing. Only 1 6 percent of cattle and 1 5 percent of sheep are receiving supplemental feed.
Livestock Table This Week Last Week Last Year 5Yr Avg Receiving Supplemental Feed Cattle & Calves 16 Sheep & Lambs 15 Livestock Grazing Open 98 Difficult 2 Closed Moved to Summer Ranges Cattle & Calves 62 Sheep & Lambs 58 Livestock Birthing Lambing Complete 93 Range and Pasture Feed Condition 33 31 93 3 4 40 40 91 Very Poor Poor Fair Good Excellent 1 6 27 48 18 7 34 49 10 21 19 n/a n/a n/a 67 57 92 1 5 36 48 10 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 92 12 19 33 30 6 Cattle Receiving Supplemental Feed - Montana by District for week ending May20, 2007 Soil Moisture & This Last Last 5Yr Fieldwork Table Week Week Year Avg Topsoil Moisture Very Short 2 10 12 Short 17 9 42 29 Adequate 66 74 45 54 Surplus 15 17 3 5 Subsoil Moisture Very Short 8 4 9 26 Short 25 21 38 34 Adequate 58 66 51 39 Surplus 9 9 2 1 Days Suitable for Fieldwork Days 5.5 5.7 6.7 5.1 Field Tillage Work in Progress None 1 2 n/a Just Started 5 8 4 n/a Well Underway 94 90 96 n/a Field Crops Report Scattered thunderstorms with hail in one south central county caused some damage to sugar beets, corn, and other crops.
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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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