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On warm days, the plants start to come out of dormancy, only to get whacked by cold nights. Open winters can cut an alfalfa crop in half.

It gets cold. Winters are cold, it's not a surprise. We had such a mild November we'd need it to be 15 to 18 degrees below normal for the rest of the month to get the degree days we had last year, and that's not going to happen.

First crop hay was abundant, but yields for 2nd, 3rd and 4th cuttings have seen significant reductions. I think overall there may be about a 25 percent drop in the alfalfa crop here, which includes a reduction caused by fairly extensive winterkill in some fields.

You need really cold nights and days above freezing in order for the syrup to run through the trees. Friday is supposed to be warmer and you'd be surprised at how much direct sunlight on a tree will warm it up pretty quickly, so I think we will be OK for Saturday's event.

We didn't get a lot of cold nights this winter, and trees generally require cold weather. So this might be a funny season. Some trees may start to bloom early, especially when you get these hot days, and the trees think it's spring time.

This isn't really all that unusual. We've had a string of dry winters and we actually seem to be getting back to the kind of winters I remember as a kid growing up where it would rain days on, days on, days on end.

We don't seem to get the really cold winters any more. We seem to get a lot of wet winters, I suppose that is why we get more flooding.

The conditions were pretty good and it was quite mild, so I thought I'd start tapping a week early. As long as we get the freezing nights and the good warm days, we'll be all set. So far, so good.

I'm outraged that a genetically engineered alfalfa will contaminate the South Dakota alfalfa seed that has been developed over generations. Bees pollinate alfalfa, and we know that bees can forage for miles. The introduction of genetically engineered alfalfa practically guarantees that there will be no genetically engineered-free seed in a matter of a few years.

I'm a strong believer in an open venue. I think it is a big advantage to have some of the other teams come up to our nice, warm Minnesota winters, so they can enjoy playing football up where it hurts, a la Green Bay.

People generally don't get lost on warm sunny days. They get lost because it's cold, snowing and the visibility is reduced. They get in trouble when the cold causes impaired judgment.

They were guarded on every shot (in the first half). That was not an accident. That was not them just being cold. In the second half, we weren't able to sustain that level of effort. They really stayed with their offense. In the first half, our defense was tremendous because we were with them for 35 seconds. In the second half, they stuck with what they did. When we broke down, they did make their open shots.

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You know me. When it's this time of year and it's warm and the fish start coming up, I do a whole lot better. It's when it's cold and they're deep that I stink.

We had a warm start to the winter but now it is starting to look a bit ugly. The focus will be on cold weather for some time to come.

Craig Pennington

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