Post by swfarms on Mar 18, 2019 21:24:57 GMT -5
For 300 weeks straight I have been torturing with my Journals of the happenings in the fictional area of Redlands Oklahoma's agricultural community. So here is number 300, and if your up to it I will try for another 300 more.
This week at Early Farms, Chris's Mom is in the area to letter, both Redlands Fire's new Squad, and the DPW's New Rubbish Truck.
Jeff's guys delivered a pair of new Fertilizers Trailers to the CO-OP.
Katie is heading out to do some field prep.
Over at CRR, Professor Johnson is out applying fertilizer, while Lisa is helping Mrs.Johnson with yard work.
Down on the Dairy, the Farm got a group of Brown Swiss Replacement Heifers from Wisconsin. Dr.Stone was out to health check the delivery.
While at Jimmy Red's, the truck showed up to haul off the 100 Wether Meat Goat's Superior Livestock Brokered for him, there were a few problems though, first the Driver was complaining about scratching his truck coming down the drive, to which Jimmy replied if he had brought the ground load trailer that was stated on the shipping contract it wouldn't have been a issue, plus any idea on how we are going to get the goats 5 foot up in the air.
Dr.Stone coming over to give them their shipping health paper, said he would stop by JW's ,and grab their mobile ramp.
This week at Early Farms, Chris's Mom is in the area to letter, both Redlands Fire's new Squad, and the DPW's New Rubbish Truck.
Jeff's guys delivered a pair of new Fertilizers Trailers to the CO-OP.
Katie is heading out to do some field prep.
Over at CRR, Professor Johnson is out applying fertilizer, while Lisa is helping Mrs.Johnson with yard work.
Down on the Dairy, the Farm got a group of Brown Swiss Replacement Heifers from Wisconsin. Dr.Stone was out to health check the delivery.
While at Jimmy Red's, the truck showed up to haul off the 100 Wether Meat Goat's Superior Livestock Brokered for him, there were a few problems though, first the Driver was complaining about scratching his truck coming down the drive, to which Jimmy replied if he had brought the ground load trailer that was stated on the shipping contract it wouldn't have been a issue, plus any idea on how we are going to get the goats 5 foot up in the air.
Dr.Stone coming over to give them their shipping health paper, said he would stop by JW's ,and grab their mobile ramp.
