cypressfarms
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Granted I haven't even been on this earth for a half century yet, but I never have seen clover 2 -3 " tall in late January/early February. 76 here today, with rain all day. I was able to put out hay before the rain really started coming down hard this morning - (even after this front we're still going to be in the high 60's), but I noticed riding through the pastures on the tractor; every pasture is green. Normally we would still be brown, and at least a few weeks away from any green showing it's face (not counting the ryegrass ofcourse). It looks like my pastures are at least a month ahead (As in they look like early to mid March now)
Here's hoping that everyone else out there (especially those dry Texans), are getting what they need and having a mild nice winter.
Puxatonney (SP?) Phil saw his shadow, so I'm supposed to have 6 more weeks of winter. If this is winter, bring it on!
Anyone else having green pastures now?
Here's hoping that everyone else out there (especially those dry Texans), are getting what they need and having a mild nice winter.
Puxatonney (SP?) Phil saw his shadow, so I'm supposed to have 6 more weeks of winter. If this is winter, bring it on!
Anyone else having green pastures now?