Hay hauling is done for the spring as green grass is about here We got 3/4" of rain last night supposed to get more tonight and tomorrow. The last 3 weeks have been real busy Hauling to 3 different ranches. I have just 2 loads of cornstalk bales left to haul this week to a small feedlot and I will be done. Now We have some cattle to haul to summer pasture between the 15 and 20 of may. Klaus has not posted anything for a while I wonder if something happened to him? May everyone get plenty of rain and grass for your animals Toby plowed the garden today Courtney said tomorrow was supposed to be a good day to plant some of the garden stuff Hop she is right. They have a little girl My first Great grand child she has not been able to roll over yet she is healthy and well.
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K.C. Fox says 2020-05-08 00:02:48 (CST)
We are under a frost warning starting tonight and tomorrow night
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Ralph in N.E.Oh says 2020-05-11 11:49:01 (CST)
Keep posting K.C Fox I enjoy reading your exploits. Congratulations on the little one. Wet cool late spring here too, but things are greening up.
We had a Suffolk filly foal born here a few weeks ago. She is a beauty.
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