I swear to you, I wait all year for the first week in May. It’s got that Christmas Eve-not-long-till-you-open-your-presents thing going for it, and if you’ve ever been to Ireland, then and only then do you have something to compare the greenery of a Vermont May to.
I am obsessed with the weather. It controls all that can or can’t happen on the farm and the margins are incredibly delicate. If the weather is cooperative and you time your actions just right, you can save yourself a ton of work. However, if you miss a detail in the forecast or the forecast is wrong or changes suddenly, bad things can happen. Such a fine line it is.
I hope you’re not too sore from all that snow shoveling after one of the most intense snowstorms in…
The mean temperature in Burlington, Vermont, for January was 29.7 degrees. That ties the mark for the third hottest…
Now that the East Coast storm has gone out to sea, we turn our attention this busy weather month…
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