Hauling Days

 Last week, oats were going to be hauled. But, due to a very muddy yard at Jenson's, the truck got stuck, and the oats are still at home. This week,  they called for canola, so Todd headed out very early and will be hauling the entire day, and probably tomorrow as well.  He's making good time today, with three loads in before 9:30.




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