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Early morning ground work Lower Michigan
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Posted by Mike in MI on April 10, 2007 at 07:08:37 from (74.36.237.199):
I was sleeping in yet this morning when I heard what sounded like thunder. Got up and looked out the window here it was this Steiger working this 80-acre field beside me.
As you can see mother nature dusted us with some snow overnight again. I couldn't see any mud on his tires but the ground was froze early this morning. Looks like it will be a sunny day here in lower Michigan but weather channel saying mixture of freezing rain and snow tomorrow.
Been a few in this area ripping up ground some I think is too wet yet and other fields looked be ok.
The farmer you see in the photo farms around 4500 to 5000 acres. Not to many of farmers in this area got much or any fall tilling done do to the heavy rains.
Only a few managed to get some wheat sowed last fall.
I suppose some of the moister will freeze out as April looks like December weather yet.
I hope it will warm back up soon,had enougth of old man winter for this year. Take Care, Mike
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