WHAT A GREAT WEEKEND WE HAD WITH PLENTY OF SUNSHINE AND COOL FALL TEMPERATURES. BEEN A FEW GUYS SPOTTED CUTTING IN ANHYDROUS NOW THAT THE SOIL TEMPERATURES ARE DROPPING. THE FIRST REPORTS OF SOME FROST CAME FROM THE OZARKS LATE LAST WEEK, AS WELL AS SCATTERED REPORTS HERE IN OUR AREA. BUT, WE DID HAVE A STRONG FREEZE ON SATURDAY NIGHT, WHICH WILL OFFICIALLY MARK THE END OF THE GROWING SEASON HERE IN WEST CENTRAL MISSOURI. THE SUPPLY OF HAY IS MODERATE AND GIVEN THE LIMITED FALL PASTURES THE AMPLE FEED SUPPLY WILL BE NEEDED AS SOME ARE OR HAVE BEEN FEEDING AT LEAST A LITTLE BIT FOR NOW. WE SHOULD REMAIN CLEAR AND MILD THROUGH THE WORK WEEK AND INTO THE FIRST PART OF THE WEEKEND. A SERIES OF SHORTWAVES WILL BE PASSING BY THROUGHOUT THE WEEK, BUT THEY SHOULD PASS BY DRY. A LITTLE BETTER CHANCE OF SEEING SOME MOISTURE COMES IN ON SATURDAY NIGHT. THAT IS IT FOR NOW, EVERYONE HAVE A GREAT REST OF THE WEEK AND I WILL LEAVE YOU WITH OUR EXCLUSIVE AG METEOGRAM FOR WEST CENTRAL MISSOURI.
