Getting Nowhere Fast

Dang!  Had a bunch of pictures for you and stuff and there was a glitch in the system!  I just decided to try again as we need to get ahold of our landlords, Chuch and Jan, ASAP!  Call when you get this. 

Anyway, rain, rain, rain!  The grass is tall and I can't even mow as it's too muddy.  Got a great new mower, though, and it's been F U N!  Springs on all fours makes a pretty nice ride on this bumpy earth! 

Here are some photos I've been working on that I took in the yard, anyway.  I could be washing windows, but....naw!!!  (please remember that my photos are my property and not to be shared or used in any way)

  Morel mushrooms!

Calla Lily 

  Reflections on an Ozark Spring

Dandelions are pretty, too!

One thing we can depend on: CHANGE!

How quickly it happens.  That's why farmers work so hard when it's nice.  You never know what Mother Nature has in store!

new life

 finally planting

friendly neighbors

 crazy birds!

and then it came to a stop!

Another Nice Day

And things are starting to really get cooking!  Kelly was spreading anhydrous and Lynn harrowed and repaired things.  Had a couple guys hauling manure. 

Kelly

 

  Lynn

 

  Saw tons of ducks today!

 

And isn't this a Snowy Egret? 

 

 

Beautiful Weather!

Missed a couple good photos yesterday.  We had the thickest fog.  0% visibility!  Started late because of it.  Then Lynn went to the Crescent farm to see if it was dry enough and got stuck.  Lucky for him, he was out before I got there with my camera!  LOL  No planting yet.  Just manure hauling and anhydrous. 

Gentlemen, start your engines!

Fieldwork begins.... NOW!  :)  At the watertower farm! 

Picking Up....

Started hauling manure just a couple days ago.  I'll try to get some pictures next week.  Lynn said we are a couple weeks later starting than last year.  Of course, last year was warmer and dry. 

Slowly Starting

We're starting to move, slowly.  Hauled corn to Pudenz's northeast of Carroll this week between loading hogs. 

Semi load doesn't look like much, does it?  I wonder how much this thing holds.  Suppose it's ever full?

Wetness!  We like wetness!

Minerals and ground corn

Moo

Lynn and Kurt

This is the way we drag the ground, drag the ground, drag the ground.  This is the way we drag the ground so early in the morning!