We ran for two days last week before the rains came. We had about an inch and a half of rain. We really just have a good start on the soybeans. The yields are in the 55 to 65 bushel range.

I don't think we did any harvesting last week. We had close to 5 inches of rain all told and nobody was in the field. Hopefully we'll get in the field this week. We're hoping to dabble in a little corn if the rain holds off.

We had about a half inch of rain over the weekend. We did about 4 acres of beans Saturday before the rain came. So far, we've harvested about 100 acres of beans. We're just trying to get in between the rains.

We got about a half inch of rain Sept. 19, and we didn’t really need it to be honest. We did get one field of beans combined. I thought they were pretty decent for the year we had. They weren’t great, but weren’t terrible. I think there will be a lot of combines rolling by the end of next week if it dries out here.

It seemed to just kind of drizzle about every day last week. We never got much, but it was wet. If it is dry and warm this week there could be some early beans ready to go by the end of the week.

Quite a bit of corn silage was harvested in the area last week. We had about 1.3 inches of rain over the weekend so that knocked people out of the field. It did green up the pastures, though. We're not having to feed hay yet. Most of the beans around here are probably two weeks out yet. It's going to be a little late this fall.

We just got the third-crop cutting of hay wrapped up. It was a nice third cutting, and after the recent rains it was probably better than our second cutting. Right now we just need some heat for the corn.

We got some third cutting of hay baled last week. It rained early in the week and everything greened up. Right now we’re getting ready to work some calves and are getting equipment ready for the harvest.