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Spring fever yet?

jon f mn

jon f mn

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Last week when I was home I was still in my
winter mood, mostly in motivated. But yesterday with the 70 deg sunny day really got me into spring mode. Still stuck on the road, but things are really going through my head and plans are being made for the
summer. Anyone else have this? It's like I'm
part near or something and hibernate in the winter and can't really get ambitious obout stuff. But when the sun comes out and it gets warm I even have trouble sleeping. Hope I get half what I have planned for the summer done this year.
 
I am having the same problem this year. It has been cool and damp here most of the winter. Yesterday was way too hot though. I have a little too much winter fat left over for that kind of heat:)
 
I am in Great Falls, MT at the moment. Winter wheat is nice and green, some spring seeding has been going in. And today it's snowing.
 
Dished a couple acres Friday, planted a couple acres small grains yesterday, nice dry dirt.

Reality of Monday and a damp high of 45 will be tough.....

Paul
 
Central NY (Fingerlakes) is mud. We'll be the last ones in the field.

I imagine part of what gets you excited is being gone. I know I hate being away from home if I think there is anything I can be doing here.
 
I go through that every Spring. Only problem is, it's always so blame wet that there's nothing to do until the water goes down.

Quite windy today also.
 
Every year twice a year. Winter generates those indoor projects: spring the outdoor. Work sure does interfere with my plans. Going to have to quit that someday (work that is) .
 
Got a hundred things to do and the wife and daughter had me getting plant boxes, etc ready for planting. Winter wheat around the house looks good, don't know if it's cover crop or to harvest. The turkeys are in full strut trying to get the hens interested!! Got two weeks till I get three days off, Hello beach!!
 
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