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It’s always fun to pick out the photos or artwork that will appear on the cover of Progressive Forage Grower.
Mother Nature has really been playing tricks on all of us this spring. We have excess moisture in the form of flooding and rain which made it difficult to get into the fields to plant.
I finally gave up and shelled out hard cash for a GPS. It’s wonderful, considering that it’s not very smart. I’m wondering if I should have sprung for more than the entry-level model.
The beginning of 2011 was a busy season of travel for me. Early in February, I attended the Mid-America Alfalfa Expo in cold, snowy Nebraska.
My nine-year-old grandson was just in here telling me all about the red Camaro he saw in the church parking lot today. He claimed that I needed to get one.
Dan and I got out of his truck at Colfax, Washington, testing the pavement, lest we fall. It was the first time I rode with Dan since he got his first truck, now five trucks ago at last count.