Right now it's drizzling here. Not too much snow left although not too far north in Door County they got hammered today with lake effect.
Still very solid ground and lots of water in my lawn.
I'm probably out of the norm here, but I don't mind a late spring this year. I'm not supposed to lift more than 10 lbs for another 3 weeks yet, and after that who knows what the doc will let me lift.
On the plus side, if I can get rid of my heartburn and the pills I've been on because of it, in the long run it'll save me money and lots of hassle. Plus I should be able to eat just about anything again once I'm all healed up.
I'm gonna make a few phone calls tomorrow and ask about some open lots around the farm to see if I can cut and bale the grass off them instead of people just brush cutting them. There's potential, I just have to be in contact with the right people at the right time. Last year I jumped in too late on some.
Also gonna go with Dad to look at a beater for the manure spreader this weekend. Found one that looks great and supposedly has only seen wood chips and saw dust.
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