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Posted by Glen in TX on April 06, 2007 at 18:50:40 from (208.246.9.82):
In Reply to: Too Cold? posted by Jim Johnson on April 06, 2007 at 17:49:56:
Suppose to get to 24 and 20 here next 2 nights too and maybe 1-3" snow. Lots of trees and things are going to get frost bit. Our hackberry trees still look dead so that meant winter wasn't over yet. Even the so called experts won't be able to really tell you the damage on wheat as had a late cold spell years ago and all kinds of government employed experts came in inspecting saying we should finish grazing wheat out soon or just plow it all up it was done and would make less than 5 bushels if that. Some was hayed early but most of what was left for harvest was some of the best wheat in a while and we had some 55 bushel dryland.
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