Any Lamb County Ags around?

Best I can do for you is former resident of Hale

Dang, my spouse and I are needing some folks to play 42 with.

Maybe Plainview. There are usually several Ags in the Mgt of the meat packing plants there. Other than that you are headed to Amarillo or Lubbock. Maybe you can find some hidden Ags out there.

Wish you the best of luck. We farmed south of Olton many years ago. Not a lot of Ags out there.

I have noticed the lack of Ags. The folks around her are no doubt some of the best people I have ever had the opportunity to be around. The 42 table and beverages will be waiting for that next Ag to show up.

Think it's bad now, should have been around 40 years ago, Lots now compared to then. I think I knew almost every Aggie from the Panhandle/South Plains that was attending when I did.

Lynn County checking in.

Are we going to actually get some moisture out of this thing?

My neighbor is out drilling wheat, so he must think so.

The last measurable moisture we had was the ice storm in late October. And before that it was rain September 8.

We're hurting, like most folks up here. I've got wheat in the ground, if the cranes haven't eaten it all. Sure would be nice to see it sprout.

We are in the same boat. Drilled wheat before the ice storm, it came up but nothing more. We didn't get any of the rain in September. Praying for this snow.

Let's thank the Lord for what he gave us and ask that it is enough.

GSPag` said:

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Maybe Plainview. There are usually several Ags in the Mgt of the meat packing plants there. Other than that you are headed to Amarillo or Lubbock. Maybe you can find some hidden Ags out there.

Wish you the best of luck. We farmed south of Olton many years ago. Not a lot of Ags out there.

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The meat packing plant has been closed for 8 or 10 years. FYI

That's embarassing. I had no idea. I should get back up there more often

Todd 02 said:

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Lynn County checking in.

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Todd, my mom was born and raised in the metropolis of Grassland between Post and Tahoka. My grandfather and his brothers and families emigrated there from east Texas in the early 1900s. At one time the Thomas brothers had two or three cotton gins there. He probably carried one or two acres of dirt in and on whatever car he was driving at the time. I always enjoyed visiting there. It was markedly different from far northeast Texas!