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THAT!! I absolutely agree with all of the above. DH will occasionally ask me why I do what I do. WHY? Because I love it - even the hard parts. And if I didn't I'd be a giant couch potato, lol. We're both January babies too! I'll hit 70 later this month. Time sure flies!

I need to take a lesson!

I had AGH's for a few years. I find that they grow pretty well as youngsters and slow down a little as they near maturity. Great breed and absolutely delicious!

I hope they come up with a plan to get you back into action. :hugs

Argh - you really DID have a day! Hopefully today (and subsequent days) go better!

Key phrase right there! ;)

That coulda been a real "sh-t show!" Yikes! :hide

:popCan't wait to hear ya'll's results!

Hope so! Sounds like a great project.

I grew some bodacious onions in the holes. Fall planted, spring harvested before it got too hot.

So much to think about!

Hi and welcome from Texas. A lot of us have LGD's of various breeds. Thanks for joining up!

Yep! Ya play, you pay! They'll never learn, lol.

Seems to be a boy year. I'm at 7 boys and 4 girls - so far.

You've been gone awhile! Any progress?

I'm so sorry.

Good point!

Hard to say. My experience is along the gulf coast of Texas - between Houston and Galveston so it may or may not apply to your area. My first guess would be a mineral deficiency of some kind - most likely copper and/or zinc. You said they are going through minerals pretty quickly and that...

Sounds like a good idea!

Beautiful pic - congrats!