3/21/26  No one knows what he can do until he tries.

About 4 inches of snow.  Cloudy, 30 degrees.  Cloudy today, a strong NNW breeze, high 39, low tonight 24.  Snow forecast for tomorrow has dropped to 1-3 inches with a west breeze, a high of 31, low 25.  Cloudy Monday, a strong NNE breeze, high 34, low 16. Sunshine Tuesday, a NW breeze, high 41, low 24.  Partly cloudy Wednesday, a west breeze, high 39, low 18.  Snow showers Thursday, 1-3 inches of snow Thursday night.  A west breeze, high of 39, low 31.  Partly cloudy Friday, light NW wind, high 35, low 13. Partly cloudy next Saturday, a WNW breeze, high 32, low 15.  Partly cloudy next Sunday and Monday, brisk  SW breezes, highs 42, lows about  26.  Mostly cloudy next Tuesday, partly cloudy Wednesday April 1st.  Brisk NW breezes, highs about 42, lows 26 and 29.  Morning snow showers Thursday, April 2ed, a brisk NW breeze, high 44, low 29.  Partly cloudy Friday the 3rd, a brisk NW breeze, high 47. low 31.  Morning snow showers Saturday, April 4th, a NW breeze, high 49, low 32.

    This weekend is Open House for the maple syrup people.  Not much sap will be running and it won't run much all week.  It will be the first week in April before there is a good run.  An updated spring weather forecast was posted yesterday.  Instead of a warm April,  April, May and June are forecast to be cooler than average.  There was no precipitation forecast.  Last summer was a poor year for hay production.  Many farmers don't have the hay reserve they usually do.  Grass grows in cool temperatures.  Hopefully the weather isn't so cool that pasture turnout is delayed.  I'm as concerned about the lack of moisture as I am the cool forecast.

     Bekah and Jay got their steps in yesterday!  They don't have little red wagons, they have green ones that hold three plant trays. Three trays at a time plants were moved. The second greenhouse now has lots of plants in it and there is room in the first greenhouse for the plants that like it warm to grow.

The next big move will be when it is time for the tomatoes to be transplanted.  Pansies will go in the hoop house, petunias in the cold frames.  Maybe containers of pansies can go outside for Easter but It looks like the ground may still be frozen.

    The sun is trying to break through.  It doesn't take much sun for the thermostat to stop turning the propane furnace on.  May your day be blessed.  Sally