Monday, June 14, 2010

Basin A Report

Resch's corn was planted April 18th and frosted of May 9th.

Once frosted off corn is now 38+ inches tall on June 14, 2010.

Resch's nice looking corn field by observation pipe.

Water table in observation pipe is at 22 inches above bottom of 10" tile.

Water level in Basin A is at 9" and flowing.

Basin B Report

Nice looking corn crop.

Basin B flow/ head pressure is at 5.5 inches viewed on a wet ruler.

Schneekloth's corn is 25 inches tall.

Water freely flowing out outlet at 4 inches.

Time to use the canoe.

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Credits for Sale

Ruby's Wetland Bank, LLC has been established over the past 8 months. This project has involved many man hours, large equipment, and cutting edged technology. This project has produced a Wetland/ Upland community to be enjoyed by generations of ecologists.

On June 16, the Technical Evaluation Panel will meet here on site to inspect Ruby's Wetland Bank. Once certified, the wetland banking credits will be deposited into the state wetland bank account. At this point, they will be available for sale. It is expected that the credits will be released over a five year period.

Credits located in Service Area 8.

Please call today for pricing.

Sincerely

Dan Ruby, Owner
507-847-3745
rubysfarm@gmail.com

Saturday, May 15, 2010

Canoeing on Goose Pond

Dan and Janeen get ready to go canoeing.


Dan and his sister Deb

Sunday, May 9, 2010

Spring Frost

Last night a spring frost occurred.

This is a good opportunity to scout for frost damage in area fields.

The following group of photos were taken by the observation pipe in the adjacent field to the east of Basin A or Duck Pond.

Planted 4-18-2010 Emerged 5-3-2010


In this photo, it's hard to see damage from 6' away.

The following group of photos shows the damage a late frost can do to 3-4" corn up close. Photos taken at 3:00pm






Corn here on Ruby's Farm has not emerged.

Monday, May 3, 2010

Adjacent 73 Acre Farm to West Planted Today

In this photo, the farmer is beginning to fold up his planter after planting the 73 acre field to soybeans today.

Conditions must be good enough for Resch and Schneekloth to both be planting today on this section. We had 6/10ths and 4/10ths in two rain events this past week. The tile system and wetlands appears to be working as designed.

Adjacent Pinz Farm Planted Today



East of SE Corner of Goose Pond

The modern machinery is awesome to watch.