First Snow
It was a beautiful day on the farm today with 4 inches of wet snow falling over the whole day. Snow slowly adds nitrogen to the soil as it perculates down into the aquifer. We like winter snow!
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The farm looks wonderful with its blanket of snow. I bet Woody could host a great 'photographing the farm in winter' class once the education building is up and running!
Such beautiful photos Woody! You do a fantastic job capturing textures in your photos. After seeing those photos, I know how it felt to be there.