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Weather outlook for this spring
get to planting if you haven't already; corn, millet, etc
nows the time to go talk to farmers about next year, and thank them for last year maybe get them a thank you gift.
think about starting your blind work after harvest
be a good steward of the land, pick up garbage
Any questions about planting or duck food and how to manage it, shoot us a dm on IG Blind_Chatter
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