Our corn is the most vulnerable thing here to a hurricane. We are combining everyday, but won't be through by the time Dorian arrives ............ if it arrives. The winds will abate after landfall, and maybe they will be low enough, by the time it reaches us, that it won't blow it all down. Flattened corn is a nightmare to try to combine. The longer a hurricane stays over land the weaker it gets.
Our doves won't leave, this time of year, because of a hurricane. They will hunker down, ride it out, and be back feeding as soon as the bad weather passes through.
SRH
