Posted by Troy Boyd on June 04, 2011 at 18:33:55 from (66.183.228.198):
In Reply to: not to much for frost posted by lyle niemi on June 04, 2011 at 18:02:39:
Hi Lyle, we got a pretty heavy frost in Fort St. John last night. I'm not sure if there was any crop damage. I had to scrape my windshield this morning before heading out for my daily coffee.
Hopefully this one stays around, it's agriculturally related. And I've seen loads of comments in other folks posts that surprised me were allowed to stay. My neck's just as sunburned as the next fella, and I don't like censorship, but a little public decorum is ok too. This is the World-Wide-Web, so if we wouldn't say things in a busy restaurant, we should probably think twice about saying them here where they are recorded forever.
Just my 1.98 cents. I like seeing your posts Lyle. It's nice to hear from someone up in my neck of the woods.
Most of the crops (grains) around here are already coming up, but I do see a few guys working up fescue land.
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