When it's halfway dry, we'll pump it down and get a backhoe in. That ground won't dry down. There's just a lot of work to be done around here. Done by Nauvoo, Ill., there's a lot of beans in. I've very seldom planted in June.
Beans seem to be like a cocklebur.
I guess that will be the next thing, worrying about frost on the end. If we get running, we can go pretty fast. I've got neighbors who mudded the beans in and they haven't come up. This hasn't been a very fun spring. I'm just not made to mud things in if we don't have to.