Last week I wrote about how we were out farming in this…
And this week it looks more like this…
So needless to say we are not outside farming today. We are staying warm inside like most of the country it sounds like. Stay warm everyone!!
What do you do during freezing days like this??
…and I’m still thankful. Mostly for the dedicated guys we have working at the farm. It’s a balmy 28 degrees here this morning,
And on a day that we always give our guys a break, I asked them to please come in. We have a field of grass that gotten eaten by slugs and disappeared in a matter of days. It’s a small field of 10 acres, but lost 9 of that field to slugs.
The ground has been freezing and thawing for over a week so the soil on the top is really lose and very sticky. Except when the ground is frozen, so we are giving it a try.
So yes today I’m thankful that even while in a slight still food coma these guys are still hard workers and know I wouldn’t ask unless it really had to be done.
Stay warm and hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving!!
We had some wild weather here yesterday in the Willamette valley.
Even poor Yukon hunkered down for the storm!
Have a great Friday!! I’m off this weekend for a tour of farms all over northwest Oregon with Oregon Young Farmers and Ranchers. Should have some good photos and information next week!
NuttyGrass 