Crop-Weather Report 2007 May 29
Crop-Weather Report 2007 May 29
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According to the NRCS as of May 22, most streams and rivers west of the continental divide have reached their snowmelt peak flows and those east of the divide have reached or are near reaching their snowmelt peak flows.
Assuming near average rain from May through July, spring and summer streamflows west of the divide are forecast to be below average and those east of the divide are forecast to be well below average.
Soil Moisture & This Last Last 5 Yr Fieldwork Table Week Week Year Avg Topsoil ...Moisture Very Short 1 Short 9 Adequate 73 Surplus 17 Subsoil Moisture Very Short 3 Short 21 Adequate 68 Surplus 8 Days Suitable for Fieldwork Days 2.6 2 17 66 15 25 58 9 5.5 5 19 69 7 31 58 3 5.3 8 25 62 5 24 33 41 2 4.8 Livestock Report Grazing conditions continue to improve.
Sixty-nine percent of range and pasture feed conditions are rated good to excellent compared to 66 percent last week and 60 percent last year.
Lambing is nearly
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
According to the NRCS as of May 22, most streams and rivers west of the continental divide have reached their snowmelt peak flows and those east of the divide have reached or are near reaching their snowmelt peak flows.
Assuming near average rain from May through July, spring and summer streamflows west of the divide are forecast to be below average and those east of the divide are forecast to be well below average.
Soil Moisture & This Last Last 5 Yr Fieldwork Table Week Week Year Avg Topsoil ...Moisture Very Short 1 Short 9 Adequate 73 Surplus 17 Subsoil Moisture Very Short 3 Short 21 Adequate 68 Surplus 8 Days Suitable for Fieldwork Days 2.6 2 17 66 15 25 58 9 5.5 5 19 69 7 31 58 3 5.3 8 25 62 5 24 33 41 2 4.8 Livestock Report Grazing conditions continue to improve.
Sixty-nine percent of range and pasture feed conditions are rated good to excellent compared to 66 percent last week and 60 percent last year.
Lambing is nearly
What to read after Crop-Weather Report 2007 May 29?
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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