Curtis McRae’s farm in Manitoba has been underwater. He is trying to save his crops.

He can’t use vehicles on the wet fields, so he hired a company to reseed using a plane.

McRae hopes to get more seeds on the ground before it rains again.

Most of his land was already seeded before the storm.

It has been a wet start to the season, but temperatures might stay high.

The summer might last longer, so the fall could be warm.

McRae hopes to use the warm fall to his advantage.

He needs time until November 20 to save his crops.

Many farmers are trying to reseed, but they should check their insurance first.

There is a risk that the crops won’t have time to mature before it gets cold.

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