Bean harvest is finally under way. The combine needed a few repairs that took more time than Greg thought it would. All's well that ends well. I am thankful for the neighborhood repair shop, and told him so when I dropped Greg off to get his combine:)
In between harvest the guys have been weaning calves so far so good.
I haven't heard any reports of sick calves so that's another good thing!
I rode once around the bean field the other day when I took Greg lunch. I think it is a boring job, but it has to get done.
I used up most of the rest of this fabric to make a smaller size pocket pillow.
Sue and I made our yearly trip to Linda's garden. It's always so fun to see all the fruits of her and her crew's labor:)
Next year we thought we might have to go twice one time earlier in the season for sweet corn,beans ect.
A fraction of the potatoes they raise.
We got this the other night SNOW I am not ready for that yet good thing it didn't stay long....JMF
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The only good thing about that snow we had is that it cut down on the bugs finally.
Cute pillow! Perfect for those Howard Tigers.
I can't believe ya'll have SNOW! Is that early for ya'll? It was 90 degrees here yesterday! Thankfully, it's only going to be 70 today.
Seems like mechanical repairs always take longer than anticipated! Glad ya'll are up and running again and that your calves are healthy! We're finishing up our weaning this week. The calves are bawling their little heads off right now.
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