-20C this morning, received four inches of snow yesterday. No melt yet, 2 feet to go.
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Originally posted by Hamloc View PostWell out checking cows this morning, it is a balmy -20(-28 with the wind chill), I feel very fortunate that there are no new calves on the ground this am. We got lucky and only got 2 inches of snow on Monday. How is everyone else doing on April fools day? How is the snow pack in your area? Still over a foot deep here in undisturbed areas.
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Big shout out ðŸ‘👠to you guys calving right now in this cold . The time and effort you guys do goes unnoticed a lot .
As SHTF around the world , farmers will still do what needs to be done .....
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Originally posted by Sodbuster View PostFour inches of snow yesterday, -20C this morning. Virtually no melting so far, at least two feet of snow and six feet on the fence lines.
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Fourth try at putting the pic right side up, I give up.
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Originally posted by ajl View PostVegreville set a new low temp record last night in the -25 range beating the previous low from 2018. Global warming my azz. Unfortunately records at this location only go back to 1981 so it is difficult to compare to other cold periods like the early 50's.Last edited by Guest; Apr 1, 2020, 12:25.
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-25 here this morning. Had one valve in the corral but he walked into the barn. We’re 3/4 done calving and considering backing heifers a week earlier for next season. I’m not running near the numbers as before so facilities are adequate to handle early calving. We’ve tried April calving and had more problems with mud and scours and other stupid things. My opinion is start February or May. April is a poor month here.
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