Thank you. Hello, folks, welcome back to the straightforward farming podcast.

I'm your host, Tony Reed, alongside Nick McCormick, coming to you on a cold, kind of a rainy night here.

What is it, March 21st, I think.

Sixth, yeah, yeah, I'm off the week, yeah. Yeah. Yep. So what's new in your world? Anything?

Anything good? No, nothing too exciting, just trying to get ready for spring. Apparently, some people

already are. There's been a lot of groundwork. You guys worked some. Yep, got all the corn stalks work.

I think we're going to maybe try to plant some possibly later on this week.

Maybe, I don't know, have to see what happens here.

Got a new to us, second planner.

So make sure that's going to run.

Yeah.

See what happens there and go from there, I guess.

Looks like the forecast is going to hold a little better.

You know, we're still not getting hot, but I mean, we're going to be up in the 60s and 70s now, 50s of a night.

So, might be getting.

I did see one night coming up not too far off, though.

It was going to be down to 31.

Oh, really? I didn't watch the forecast this evening, so I'll be there. I think, unless they've changed it.

Yep. I don't know. I've had a few people tell me that April's going to be a wet month. I've lost track of the fog days, haven't been keeping track of them this year. So I don't know if that's what they're going by or what, but they say April could be potentially wet. Well, it's pretty dry out there now. I say it's going to have to get with it.

I had seven tens of rain last night.

I mean, soaked her all up.

I mean, it was damn dry.

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