Who is excited for snow season? Not us! We're depressed due to lack of snow.

[gstrom99]

Winter is 'sposed to be coming back later this week here. I took the bucket back off and put on the snow pusher, and rear blade.

Dang, and I was getting used to the temp in the 60's...

 

[ArlyA]

We are getting snow here today. To early to take the blade off.. Oh wait, I did take it off! Takes 5 minutes to get it back on.

 

[CloverKnollFarms]

400 pounds of fertilizer down. 40 gallons of pre emergent. Field tilled. And swarm traps up. We are WAY ahead this year

 

[ArlyA]

400 pounds of fertilizer down. 40 gallons of pre emergent. Field tilled. And swarm traps up. We are WAY ahead this yearView attachment 858102View attachment 858103View attachment 858104View attachment 858105View attachment 858106

Man-o-man, sure not moving to Indiana!

 

[CloverKnollFarms]

Man-o-man, sure not moving to Indiana!

I actually grew up in MI

 

[jjeff]

The many perennial flowers on our property which bloomed way to early this spring, my wife usually cuts and arranges to sell roadside are wilted and covered in snow down here. So I guess that tiny source of hobby farm income is done this year.

 

[LouNY]

400 pounds of fertilizer down. 40 gallons of pre emergent. Field tilled. And swarm traps up. We are WAY ahead this yearView attachment 858102View attachment 858103View attachment 858104View attachment 858105View attachment 858106

Nice pictures, I was amused watching them load via my "super fast starlink" connection like the old dialup days as the pictures were drawn line by line, at least the lines got drawn more rapidly.

 

[oosik]

Our days are warm ( low 70's ) - the nights are cool ( low 40's ). Any snow we might get now will be gone in a heart beat. My meadows are becoming fields of yellow - buttercups.

 

[oosik]

CloverKnollFarms - what brand rototiller. I'm looking at getting one for my M6040.

Thanks.......

 

[CloverKnollFarms]

CloverKnollFarms - what brand rototiller. I'm looking at getting one for my M6040.

Thanks.......

It's an IronCraft. I've run 6 acres of dirt through it in 12 months and it's been solid. Broke open an acre of virgin clay sod with it. Very heavy, solid. It's the UM-72 model