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Prescribed burning season ends March 15. Sometimes it can be extended to March 31 on a day by day case if the weather ccoperates to stay within the prescription perameters. The State Forest Firewarden has to grant permission on any extensions after the March 15 cut-off.

I am an Ocean Spray cranberry grower and the fruit you are seeing in the feild was not usable do to fruit rot. These were the berries taken out by the cleaning equipment in the plant. New Jersey had a very big cranberry yield this year. New Jersey unfortunately has a lot of warm humid summers...

The answer is "PINEY'S" :clint: ;)

No Chiggers? :eek:

UGH, no snow is fine but too mild of a winter will destroy farmers with their crops like blueberries. It pushes them way too early and sets them up for a late April early May disaster.

He will be back in December

Where do you want to go to? Town? County?

We had 14 degrees on the thermometer at Daylight. Ugh :argh: This weather has changed dramatically since I have been a kid!

I always laugh when I hear the news say bring inside all plants you are trying to protect! Do you think my house is big enough for 40 acres of blueberry plants? :eek:

Let's hope all of our local farms can make it through this freeze with no damage! http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/news/breaking/hard-freeze-threatens-hammonton-blueberry-crop/article_d662d870-fb4f-11e5-80c6-fb4757116dca.html

The mile markers were put up by O.E.M. for 911 along most of the larger canoe streams to help locate the parties in need if an emergency were to arise to eliminate confusion on a location. There is a thread I saw a while back on here regarding the same thing. As far as I know their on the West...

That is funny. I can see you doing that! :guinness:

I had a wonderful time out in the woods today! Thanks again Guy, Al, and Jessica! It is always nice to explore a different area. I look forward to the next adventure. :) Al, I am still trying to find your chisel you used to write your name on them! :D

I am saying Al Leduc! He lived right up The street on Sooy Place Road.

Merry Christmas to ALL!

I am assuming you mean the general area? Wading River.

Chatsworth Lake?

Great stoves! We have one. They will run you outta the house with heat

A true definition of a Piney, one name stands out in my mind and many will agree with me I am sure! Bill Haines Sr. - Was one of the greatest farmers and finest gentleman to ever walk and live in the pines! He was a true steward of the land. He was such an inspiration to so many people.