June started out with jacket weather, the
clouds low, humidity high.
Time to do a little work in the rockery.
June bustin’ out should not
have included sod busting, but it did. This plow boy paid more attention to social
obligations than to good ag practices.
April mud turned to June concrete.
The
plow, which had been going gangbusters during the first two weeks of May, went
on strike after Memorial Day and refused to do anything but slide on top of the
grass. Retire the plow.
A little paint will keep the rust
away. Break out the oneway.
Last year’s weight box redo had to be
redone—shoddy welding. Willy Suchanek’s
wooden weight box outlasted my metal one by 39 years “or be’er."
A new tire is in order.
The sod busting got done, but a good rain
would have made life easier. It still would. The wheat is showing the stress.
But the bloomin’prairie didn’t
seem to mind.
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