Wednesday, March 11, 2015

A trip to Wilcox


  Hello Everyone!!
  Two weeks ago Jaylon was hauling fertilizer from Fertizona in Wilcox to the farm. Wilcox is a small town in the middle of farmland about 45 min. away.  
  I got to ride with Jaylon on one of his trips (thanks to Jaylon's Mom and sisters for watching Kyle :) It was so much fun, it was like a mini date :o)        

           Pulling up to load the truck with fertilizer (sorry these pics are a little fuzzy they were off my phone)

                                                          Driving up to the weigh station

We drove past the Dos Cabesas Mountian 

                                                                                 
                                                                     Spreading the fertilizer



                Last week Jaylon finished the last of the field work!  He won't be in the fields again until probably the end of April to swathe hay.  There is still plenty of things to keep busy doing on the farm until then :)

                                            I love to see the pivots running; and it smells like rain  :o)

                                             The Triticale Hay is really starting to grow!




          We didn't get any snow at our house this winter, but the mountians behind our house got snow.  So at least I could see it in the distance :o)

                              I recently painted my front door red :o)
                   (I can't wait until we start watering our yard and it gets all green again!  :) I plan to start planting and watering stuff here in the next few weeks!

               We are in the middle of windy season, so my tractor wind spinner has been spinning away :o)     (Thanks for the wind spinner Mom, I love it!)
                                                                 
                                       Kyle has been enjoying playing toys out in the sunshine :)




                                                              This owl lives in our pecan trees






HANNAH