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Welcome and thank you for your service.

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Merry Christmas Wayne and Family

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That is sad about the Caney school situation. I have friends in Elk County that are along the Elk River. They are a good ways from the nearest rural water so are on a well. That well can go dry during low river flow. They are conservating now, but fearing they will be out of water soon if the...

Nice bucks

You are a good steward of the land.

here is an interesting link https://www.internationaloaksociety.org/content/burr-oak-canyon-symposium-2019

I mentioned the "Relict" bur oak of Nebraska. This is an interesting story and I have been trying to get some acorns from there, especially to try at my semi-arid SW Kansas farm. The deep canyon near McCook has a stand of oak that had been in that canyon for hundreds of years, with no other oaks...

Thanks for that link, I will check it out.

I may soon have a road trip across Nebraska, from Ogallala to Nebraska City. I would certainly be interested in getting some nuts along the way. If anyone knows of any for sale, message me. I would especially like to find some Relict Oak acorns. Maynard

A really nice and unusual wet weather pattern here at the Ponderosa. Last year's 8.00" annual rainfall has taken a toll on this area and the subsoil is severely depleted. My winter wheat has come back from the brink of death to a cuttable crop(hopefully). The pastures(buffalo grass) are...

Had a nice 1.50" at the Ponderosa this morning. Praise the Lord. The last rains have everything green at the moment. Moisture in the forecast for the remainder of May. Hopefully, that will happen as the subsoil moisture is severely depleted.

Finally after 7 1/2 months with no rain or snow the skies opened up. Received 2.15" over two days. A blessing. Praise the Lord!

This is correct for the Ponderosa. I had 1.50" in the middle of September and nothing else since then and no snow.

Made by my cousin

Only a quarter inch here. Extreme drought continues.