Boy oh boy am I behind! In the shop, on the farm, and getting this here blog thingy completed.
Here along the Northern Sycamore Urban Boundary we received over fourteen inches of rain during the
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It was supposed to rain the next day, the timing could not have been better. I drove the truck to town to fetch a load of nitrogen to spread upon my pasture so the grass could thrive again.
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Spring begins officially on March 19 at 11:06EDT. I really thought it had begun just the other day, but then the rapid 60-degree temperature descent reminded me otherwise.
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I’m late because I was taking advantage of the recent 70 degree weather to get some things done. And, I wanted to see what that big rat in the east had to say. No, not that one, the one that said spring’s a comin’ early.
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And just like that, another year is done and gone and a new one is upon us. I’m not quite sure just where the time goes, but I still have projects to complete that were due last year.
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Thanks to the many individuals and businesses who graciously contributed to the recent End Hunger Food drive.
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The recent silent auction held at the Montgomery County Farm Bureau annual meeting raised nearly four thousand dollars. Many thanks to all of those who donated, purchased, and assisted in many other ways to help make this another successful event.
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The Montgomery County Farm Bureau annual meeting will be held October 3 at ICC West, with the meal beginning at 6:30.
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59 degrees here along the Northern Sycamore Urban Boundary is not a bad way to greet the morning of the first day of September
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I don’t really need to remind anyone, but it’s hot. Our AcuRite home weather station displayed 109 degrees this past Wednesday afternoon here along the Northern Sycamore Urban Boundary.
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potty rains, scattered showers, and a pop-up thunderstorm or two seem to have been the only occasional recent precipitation here along the Northern Sycamore Urban Boundary.
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We are very thankful to have recently received some precious precipitation here along the Northern Sycamore Urban Boundary. The grass in both the lawn and the pastures have responded nicely (weeds too).
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Here along the Northern Sycamore Urban Boundary we received 0.88 inches of rain during the month of April, according to our AcuRite electronic weather station
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I’m not real sure where spring went. It appears we’re headed right into summertime temperatures. Ope, never mind, I see a 57 high and 32 low for Wednesday the 5th here along the Northern Sycamore Urban
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Our favorite Tulsa TV (our assigned local stations) weatherman reported that the state of Oklahoma has had a record number of tornados this past December, January, and February. I certainly hope this is not a continuing trend as we are just now entering the severe weather season.
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Well, one down and eleven to go. I don’t know about you, but for me it seems as though January just flew past. I don’t think I’ve been in any concussion protocol, but I think I missed a few days along the way.
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I’m sorry for being tardy with the first entry of the new year. My wife and I recently attended the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans and spent a couple of extra days either sightseeing or venturing home.
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The annual Kansas Farm Bureau meeting will be held the 3rd through the 5th. Highlights for this year's annual meeting include lots of great workshops (ag economy, water, farm family transition, labor and Chef Alli); keynote features Dr. Chris Kuehl who will provide an entertaining and informative talk on the current state of agriculture, manufacturing, supply chains and more.
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Thank you to all who attended our annual meeting. Our fundraiser for Debbie Mahaffey was a huge success, as we were able to raise $4,000 for her. On behalf of the board, thank you to all those who graciously contributed.
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Here along the Northern Sycamore Urban Boundary the rainfall has been pretty sparse. If it weren’t for the three inches we got in about 2 hours one evening, we would have only received about half an inch of precious precipitation for the month.
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