Nine Inches of Rain in Nine Days: A Farmer's Nightmare @FarmMonitor

Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

From losing the last hay cutting in August to standing water in the fields come late May — Robert Prescott of Idlewood Farms knows all too well how quickly a farmer's hopes can turn. After months of drought, a little rain finally brought the grass back to life. Fertilizer went down, the hay looked perfect, and then nine inches of rain fell in the last nine days of May. "We couldn't even get in the fields to make hay." 🌧️🚜

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