It's a good thing our convertible is built for all-weather use.

This is probably the biggest array of new product and news in our history.

Especially after this reaction, it'll be hard not to go in this direction.

We open Saturday at Hilliard and the weather is always crappy, but you have start somewhere. It's something you have to get used to when you coach a spring sport in Ohio.

If the fire index is low, during the summer and depending on the weather, fires are allowed, but if it's dangerous, we put out open fire bans. There is no open burning except with a permit that is given by a local fire chief, but any time you're burning on your own property a permit is needed any time of day.

When the weather turns nice, folks go out and purchase fertilizer without much thought to what they are applying. Without a soil test it is easy to over apply nutrients, like phosphorus, that end up in our local streams and rivers.