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Posted by john in la on April 20, 2007 at 00:19:25 from (66.157.51.116):
Seen several guys in the fields yesterday cutting hay. All but 1 of them was cutting left over winter rye grass. We had a good growing season this past winter so a lot of guys have excess rye they are cutting now. It look to me like it should have been cut a few weeks ago because it was so tall and thick but the weather just has not cooperated in the past few weeks. With our next chance of rain not coming to next wed. they are all out in the fields getting it cut while they can before the heat kills it. Did see one guy cutting a bahia field but he looked like he was cutting it a little early to try and get ahead of the weeds. Guess we can almost officially call it summer time. Only thing we waiting on is our first 90° day and then we can really say it is summer time. Will not be long though since we have had one 86° day and two 85° days this month so far.
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