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farmertee

02-20-2004 16:30:45

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I was plowing snow through the field to the woods and was thinking today wouldn't it be nice if it were spring and I were pulling a 4 bottom instead of a backblade. I am just about sick of winter this year. Was wondering if anybody else has the same feelings. Snow here today was probably 14-16 inches deep. Ugh!

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jdman(MO)

02-22-2004 16:28:36

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Re: spring fever in reply to farmertee, 02-20-2004 16:30:45

The frost is going out in Mo.Drove over to the pond to check the ice. Driving over was no problem, driving back was. Almost had to go get the 70 JD to pull the 4x4 back. Now will have to due a little dirt work when it drys. Russ

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Chuck in Ks.

02-21-2004 07:19:33

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Re: spring fever in reply to farmertee, 02-20-2004 16:30:45

Come on Spring!
I have been ready for spring since the first cold spell back in Oct.

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greenbeanman

02-21-2004 08:57:21

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Re: Re: spring fever in reply to Chuck in Ks., 02-21-2004 07:19:33

Ditto on ready for spring.

I'm about out of propane for heating, so HURRY UP!
I like to fill in July when the price is typically lower. Next year I just need to buy a little more.
I don't know what the price is, but the futures have been pretty flat since last summer.

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MacSC

02-21-2004 07:04:15

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Re: spring fever in reply to farmertee, 02-20-2004 16:30:45

Thank God we don't have the snow that some of you enjoy. I like to see the pictures of it on TV with you guys and your plows though:) We only had one little "ice event" so far, but I'm so sick and tired of all the mud from all the COLD rain we've had that I'm about to go mad and bite myself. My old bones are happy only when I'm sweating!

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Jim in michigan

02-21-2004 05:56:39

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Re: spring fever in reply to farmertee, 02-20-2004 16:30:45

I know I am looking forward to spring,, still a couple months away here ,,, we have roughly 5 feet of snow and more coming daily,,,I am sooo tired of snow,.,,Jim

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Scotty

02-21-2004 00:06:12

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Re: spring fever in reply to farmertee, 02-20-2004 16:30:45

If standard row crops grew well in Florida I migh move there; Instead I will just stay jealous!!!

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Larry NE IL

02-20-2004 20:46:58

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Re: spring fever in reply to farmertee, 02-20-2004 16:30:45

I agree 100%! I used to look forward to winter, but now that I've aged somewhat I think that I'd rather sweat than shiver! Brrrrr
Larry NE IL

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Mark

02-21-2004 06:41:46

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Re: Re: spring fever in reply to Larry NE IL, 02-20-2004 20:46:58

The thing about heat is you can "take it off" and if that doesn't do the trick, jump in the lake.

With cold you just stay cold.

Mark

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Rob

02-20-2004 17:04:13

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Re: spring fever in reply to farmertee, 02-20-2004 16:30:45

I hear you. Here in Missouri it has thawed and we now have mud everywhere. I drive an 18 wheel feed truck for a commercial turkey operation and I was cutting ruts a foot deep just going up the gravel roads getting into the farms.

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derek

02-20-2004 16:35:39

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Re: spring fever in reply to farmertee, 02-20-2004 16:30:45

i guess im lucky. ill be planting potatoes tommorow. oh i live in florida.

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ShepFL

02-21-2004 07:05:35

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Re: Re: spring fever in reply to derek, 02-20-2004 16:35:39

Ditto -
Planted sweet peas 2 wks ago. Just got done planting 1/2 acre of red spuds this morning (2/21). Going back out after breakfast to plant some apple, peach and plum trees.

Then this afternoon taking my boys catfishing!

Downside of all this is summers are sweltering - still not used to the humidity despite living here a LONG time.

Thinking of y'all :)

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