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03-05-2011, 08:29 PM
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It is a late Easter this year and all the old boys say that that translates into a late spring. I hope sooner rather than later as I'm ready to work the dirt. Last year I was planting corn from April 19-22 but we got a killing frost on May 22. Corn was up about 5 inches but every thing came back, thank God the beans were still in the ground.
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03-06-2011, 12:22 PM
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When does the weather brake where you live
It looks like the weather is never going to break here in central Minnesota. It sounds like we have another 12" of the white stuff coming in this week and my blower is down for repair - parts should be here in a couple of days. I have my fingers crossed that I will get them in time. Seriouly - we can expect snow from mid November to the end of March.
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03-07-2011, 06:52 PM
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We get some days in the low 70s in late feb or early March, but that means tornadoes! Fescue is starting to green up, a few red buds blooming and bradford pears are getting ready. Willows have a green hue and heard some tree frogs for the first time a week ago. Early March is high 50s/mid 60s range with some 30s thrown in to keep ya honest. I thought I was going to run out of wood but got a two week reprieve, still have a couple of ricks for this year and I don't burn a fire if it gets over mid 50s, house just gets too hot. Sure do get spoiled when you have a few days in the high 60s with sun. It can't come soon enough for me! I thought I saw the ground hog thing and said if he makes a shadow, six more weeks of winter, if no shadow, an early spring in six weeks?
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03-07-2011, 11:17 PM
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bradford pears have already busted here, you can see some buds on some of the other trees aswell, and my centipede front lawn (that was fresh laid sod in october last year) is about 60% - 70% green already. We still have some cool nights but Ive broken out the shorts here in Rockingham NC. Time for me to get my back yard leveled out seeded pretty soon.
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03-08-2011, 08:47 PM
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It just broke yesterday, here in sw conn!
Well, first it rained buckets saturday, and sunday.....yesterday schools were closed because of all the rivers flooding. But today, everything is calm. and a pleasant 40 something degrees during the day....right above freezing at night. All I know is the reservoir is only half covered with ice, the creek in the backyard is full, and opening day of trout season is in 6 weeks!!!
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