So Colc

[AngieDoogles]

Originally Posted by Chandra Amaya

I'm always ready for 80's. I hate the cold. I want warmth back . Not the snow the are expecting today

Yeah, Traci and I are both SO cold natured...the hottest day in summer doesn't bother us at all, but winter is definitely not fun!

[Chandra Amaya]

well no snow last night but now they are calling for it today . I just want the warm spring weather back.

[DianaB]

We're suppose to get down in the teens the next few nights. My husband is really worried that it will damage the wheat crop (remember he's a farmer) and going down that low it probably will. We have about 265 acres in wheat. Bummer.

[Chandra Amaya]

Originally Posted by DianaB

We're suppose to get down in the teens the next few nights. My husband is really worried that it will damage the wheat crop (remember he's a farmer) and going down that low it probably will. We have about 265 acres in wheat. Bummer.

oh my I'm so sorry hon. Now I feel guilty for worrying about my flowers. . Is wheat your main or only crop?

[DianaB]

Originally Posted by Chandra Amaya

. Is wheat your main or only crop?

Wheat isn't our only crop, but it sure makes it hard financially because you have to pay all of the expenses of putting the crop in and fertilizing it, buying seed, and fuel without having a crop to help pay for those expenses. Farming is soooo dependent on the weather. Hail, a freeze, too little water, too much water, too hot or too cold. Everything affects the crops! God is good to us though and it's been a great way to raise a family.

[Chandra Amaya]

wow you must have a huge place. I thought with the wheat taking up over 200 acres it might be your only one. I hope the cold doesn't affect your crops & your family.

[DianaB]

Originally Posted by Chandra Amaya

wow you must have a huge place. I thought with the wheat taking up over 200 acres it might be your only one. I hope the cold doesn't affect your crops & your family.

I think that we farm over 1,000 acres right now. I'll have to check with my husband and let you know for sure. My son quit farming and we have his ground too. You can see that 200 acres is a good share of it though. Some people farm a lot more and some a lot less. It depends on where you live and what you farm on how much ground it takes to make a good living.