Good Friday was an excellent day. In unrelated to farming
news, my niece was born! First time auntie right here, now I just need to buy
the t-shirt.
Back to farming, as the old farmer’s tale goes, the weather
on Good Friday will determine your weather for the next month and a half. Well…
we had gusting winds, rain and generally mucky weather. I can see it now, we’ll
be planting between the rain drops. Imagine a large planter (or air seeder)
racing between rain drops like Ben Hur and chariot racing. If you don’t know
Ben Hur, please help me help you and google it.
Then I called down south to talk with my dad to discuss the
planting schedule and the best time for my arrival to work there. Turns out he
had about similar weather but with more sunshine and less ick factor to the
weather (he still had some rain though). Scooter had to join the convo and
insist that he gets to ride along in the planter or tractor ‘n’ disc combo. Silly
pup.
I was going to go mowing (in APRIL!) but thankfully that
crazy notion was shut down by a passing rainstorm. Then I had the thought of
picking up all the sticks and branches the trees around our place don’t seem to
need anymore and so thoughtfully left on the ground. Just for me, yay.
But I think I hear the coffeepot calling my name. Coffee
time it is.
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