I'm Hello, folks, welcome back to the straightforward farming podcast.

I'm your host, Tony Reid, alongside Nick McCormick, on a cold April night.

We can't shake winter.

Yeah, keeps coming back around here. It does. Between the rain and the cold, I've had enough.

I hear you. But it looks like we got a window coming up here. Maybe get some field work done this coming week. Maybe if we don't get any more rain, can get some sun and wind. I think tonight's the last of the cold weather, I believe. I mean, we're at least going to stay in the 50s of a

night from now on. So I was surprised the local weather the other morning showed the four-inch soil

temp at 55 degrees, which was a shocker to me for the rain and the cold nights that we've had.

Yeah, for sure. Last night it was beautiful once the sunbrook or whatever the wind quit and it was warm and it was nice yep

how many picture perfect days do you think we get where we live in a year's time it's either so like

the other day it got up to 80 but the wind was mock six he wasn't fit to be outside ain't that's the true you know then the other days it's up to 80, but the wind was mock six. It wasn't fit to be outside.

Ain't that the truth.

You know, then the other days it's like, that's not too bad, but the wind's got a little bit of a nip.

You know, it's a little bit of a bite, too.

You know, 10 mile an hour.

And then from there, we just go straight into 90 with 90% humidity. So I was just complaining to my wife about that the other day on on like the weekend thing.

I'm like, you know, there's 52 weekends in a year.

Pretty sure.

Should be that.

Roughly.

Roughly.

Should be.

And I don't know with common core.

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