It’s that time of the year where we start the high density grazing. Today, Andrew and the boys moved the electric wire so that the herd can continue to clean up the hay fence before we move them home.
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Adventures in Haymarsh
It’s that time of the year where we start the high density grazing. Today, Andrew and the boys moved the electric wire so that the herd can continue to clean up the hay fence before we move them home.
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I still see a bit of snow on the edges. You must have gotten even more after we left!
We have had a few days of dusting of snow, but it melts almost immediately.
Monica and Family,, gosh things look dry for spring. The same down here in south Texas.
If the weather trend is a long one, this area is going to be in dire straights for water.
Planted corn looking good, however its only up a foot.