...yup same here.
...it makes us look as if we have a lovely manicured lawn....without any work.....
I soil test for fertilizing companies. 80 hour weeks in fall for farmers. Coming soon. This week farmers here have been in fields. They were able to get corn in a tad earlier this year and are cutting silage for cows. Are you seeing them in cornfields? My guess he's got dairy cows maybe? Work just may be starting a tad sooner for me here looks like. Won't be on here as muchAfternoon @Boognelson87 ...
Your day needs to turn around...and if it ain't Done by Noon....it is not getting done.
The farmer is in our field with two tractors.
Unusual..coz mostly they take August off completely.
We are Hoping he is doing alfalfa again....
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so you at least know the "hustle" lol. Hasn't changed much. Last year we slept in trucks a couple times and used a grill on tailgate when did out of state work with covid(work in 4 states). Might be going down again this year.Alot of days I get home 1130pm up at 330 am to take care of my plants then go to work. Or do plants til 1230 at night and go to bed and get a hopeful 4 hours. Longest day for me so far in 7 years is 21 hours. Not uncommon some weeks to work 7 days straight.Yeah...stepdad and brother were agri engineers....in autumn when the farmers were harvesting they could be out for days...you just stayed with the harvest...slept where you fell...
Normally in August there is no irrigation water....but since the Flood I Think they are keeping the resevoiur levels down....so we've had water through the last two summers...
September is ressurection month here....things die off and dry off July/Aug..then suddenly spring back to life Sept...
Off the top of anyones head....me peppers are getting bottom fruit rot...is that Cal deficiency....?
I think its is cal issue in peppers but unsure i have not had that yet with my peppers , i know in tomatoes its watering inconsistentlyYeah...stepdad and brother were agri engineers....in autumn when the farmers were harvesting they could be out for days...you just stayed with the harvest...slept where you fell...
Normally in August there is no irrigation water....but since the Flood I Think they are keeping the resevoiur levels down....so we've had water through the last two summers...
September is ressurection month here....things die off and dry off July/Aug..then suddenly spring back to life Sept...
Off the top of anyones head....me peppers are getting bottom fruit rot...is that Cal deficiency....?
happy wife, happy life
..congratulations....