Minnesota Farm Outlook Is Bright
Minnesota farmers express optimism as snow melts and soil absorbs moisture. State agronomist Andrew Ross notes normal weather could leave soil in splendid condition, with little March seeding and readiness for field work by early April. Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation secretary J. S. Jones confirms cheerful mood and ongoing ground thaw, forecasting seeding not before April 1.
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Big Sister Party at Miller Thursday
Miller W C T U hosts a Big Sister Party Thursday evening at the Methodist Church with Dr. Clara Owens Mrs. Winifred Lorentson and Miss Margaret Duthie on the program plus special musical numbers A social hour and light refreshments follow all girls seventh and eighth grades and high school women of the community are invited.
Testing Resumes in Hand County for Cattle Checks
Veterinarians who served Hand County in January and February will return the week of March 23 to 28 to supervise cattle testing on farms missed during the regular period. Adverse weather and bad roads hindered access. Other farmers visited who did not wait for testing may schedule this week, with arrangements at the County Extension Office.
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Weather outlook and temperature trends report
Weather summary notes temperatures from a year ago and current months with a May style forecast. South Dakota risks a cold night and cooler Thursday, while central regions see rain and a brighter but colder Thursday. Minnesota forecasts partly cloudy skies with snow in the east and cooler conditions westward.
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