March 23rd

Friday March 23rd. 1923

Showerey (sic)
At home
E. Mayes handle harrowing on big Brettenham field have to leave off, take Colt Charlie to be shod the first time
J. Howe at home

from Agricultural Review of the Year 1922

The growth of hay was retarded by the cold, dry spring, and much of the seeds was a thin plant as a result of the drought of 1921, so that hay crops were also very unsatisfactory. Most of the seeds hay was secured in good condition, but the bulk of the meadow hay was more or less weathered, and the quality of a fair proportion was impaired owing to delay in cutting.