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Jim Saunders of Saunders Brothers in Nelson County says a colder winter is good for the crops their family has on their farms.pic.twitter.com/erzhVHT3uU
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Well, it looks like we are going to have a pretty harsh winter this year, according to The Farmer’s Almanac. What are your thoughts about this? I’m hanging on to summer as long as I can! #coldwinter #summerdonotleaveushttps://twitter.com/FarmersAlmanac/status/1034084124007559169 …
FLAKE news alert! Heard rumors of a mild winter? Uh oh, it’s not so!
Here's our frosty forecast 
http://bit.ly/2Lw7Cpz
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Some of the crops that Saunders Brothers farms are peaches, nectarines, pears and apples. Jim Saunders says if the winter can stay strong until the end of March, like the
@FarmersAlmanac is predicting, their crops will thrive in the spring and summer!pic.twitter.com/5ba1TcD6NU
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Today they were picking ripe peaches and apples! I must say, they looked delicious!pic.twitter.com/FI149CnXMJ
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