East: Rains continued to cause major problems across the region. San Augustine County reported more than 2 inches and Trinity County, 8 inches. Rivers, creeks, ponds and lakes were full to overflowing. Soil moisture levels were high. Most counties reported subsoil and topsoil as surplus. Ryegrass and clover needed sunshine for growth. Low-lying areas were flooded. Producers were unable to work fields. Wet weather delayed corn planting in Houston County, and many farmers indicated they will not plant corn past April 15. The Houston County livestock market was cancelled due to buyers and shippers not being able to get to cattle or get the cattle picked up because of wet conditions. Some producers were having difficulty getting into muddy pastures to feed livestock. Cattle, however, remained in fair to good condition. Hay supplies were still sufficient. Some cattle were backing away from hay for ryegrass and clover that were becoming available. Feral hogs were very active.