Real farmers would probably shake their heads and laugh at me but I think our 3 little fields are looking great!
We’ll be making hay in just about a month! If the weather will just work with me a little bit and give me a dry window to work in!
This year’s hay crop.
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JSinMO
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This year’s hay crop.
Let’s go do a little “road farming” and putt around and look at the fields.
Real farmers would probably shake their heads and laugh at me but I think our 3 little fields are looking great! We’re finally out of the drought and as you might guess when the weather pattern changes now we’re getting a bit too much rain. But my oh my the fields do look lush!
We’ll be making hay in just about a month! If the weather will just work with me a little bit and give me a dry window to work in!
Real farmers would probably shake their heads and laugh at me but I think our 3 little fields are looking great! We’re finally out of the drought and as you might guess when the weather pattern changes now we’re getting a bit too much rain. But my oh my the fields do look lush!
We’ll be making hay in just about a month! If the weather will just work with me a little bit and give me a dry window to work in!
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Harry
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Re: This year’s hay crop.
I agree with you the fields look lush. Beautiful property you have there. 
Harry
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