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Mike CHS

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We have gotten a little over 6" of rain in the last week but it was dry enough today to let me get caught up on grass cutting. I put the adult sheep in a paddock that doesn't have a shelter and when I moved them on to fresh grass, they had all lost the majority of loose hair and they are back to looking white again.

We started picking snow peas a couple of days ago and we should be getting our first big batch of cucumbers in 3-4 days.
 

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Great Names. I call each of my rams by the breeder's name. 4 rams from 4 breeders - makes it easy for me to identify them and their bloodlines. However, DH and DS1 don't know them by name and I have to add other descriptions:

Lewis is "The old ram" Moyboy is "The one that butted daddy" Axtell is "The one with the scur" and Smalley is "The new ram". LOL
 

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We are finding a few things changing by the farm around us being fallow for over a year now. I mentioned before that we are seeing more bees and since the prevailing wind at our place is across that farm, we have a bumper crop of Giant Ragweed in the paddocks joining that farm. I was going to spray Nitrogen today anyway and since this was the first time in months that we had little wind, I went ahead and added 2-4-D to the nitrogen in the tank.
 
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