Always interesting to see how Spring moves north, across the USA, plus the level of "cabin fever" that us Northerners don"t understand, from Southerners that are itching to plant in Feb, Mar, etc. Here, we know planting is mid-late April, some years at best. We are an hour NW of MPLS, had snow cover since Thanksgiving, when the ground was thawed, so had little to no frost...field drain tiles and rivers running all winter. Alfalfa should come through the winter in great shape, with no winterkill. Had 60-80 inches snow this winter, Feb thaw sent a lot into the ground and down the rivers. Flooding still a threat from later snowfalls, but now, many fields are nearly black. I always figure that we get into the fields three weeks after the snow melt, so with the limited cover we have now, I expect field work to start about mid-April.
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