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Posted by mikeinWA on April 30, 2005 at 08:54:30 from (207.118.9.116):
In Reply to: Re: Hey Mike(WA) posted by Chuck MI on April 30, 2005 at 04:14:23:
Thanks Chuck-In a good year we can have three plantings of certain vegetables in by May! We usually start around March 15, and second planting first week of April. May its time to think about the crops that eat up alot of ground like corn and squash. The weather was beautiful here Jan through the 15th of March, so much so that the Governer declared a drought emergency and farmers east of the cascades where told that some water rights would be reduced by 76%. Its been wet since, sometimes real WA sideways rain, others just enough to gum up the equipment. Anyway thanks for the thought. Best Wishes Mike
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