Son has a conference call 7-9AM followed by a trip to town to drop off soybean tissue samples and pick up dog food. I have morning chores to do followed by employee supervision stuff for an hour. Then I'm off to the hayfield to finish a few windrows so they can dry a bit.
When Son makes it here, we fill the sprayer and depending on time, he starts spraying. We have a buyer coming to look at our old combine after noon so may have to postpone spraying and baling until after that's done.
It's a beehive of activity around here most days it's not raining. My gitty up wains severely in this heat and I can't keep up much after 5-6PM. It's 8 days short of a year since my hip replacement and that continues to be a debilitating problem. Personally, I would NEVER recommend that route.
When Son makes it here, we fill the sprayer and depending on time, he starts spraying. We have a buyer coming to look at our old combine after noon so may have to postpone spraying and baling until after that's done.
It's a beehive of activity around here most days it's not raining. My gitty up wains severely in this heat and I can't keep up much after 5-6PM. It's 8 days short of a year since my hip replacement and that continues to be a debilitating problem. Personally, I would NEVER recommend that route.