Signs of Spring on the Farm

Leah Oakes, Staff Writer • May 15, 2025

Spring has arrived on Oakes’s Farm bringing flowers, rain, and warm weather.

The rain and the sunsetting over a field.

The temperatures are finally warm enough to plant the tomatoes.

The Field is becoming green with weeds and flowers.

A flowering wild bush growing in a thicket along a farm road.

Rye and oats were used as a cover in the winter.

The flowers in the wildflower field coming back after the winter.

Winter cover crop of rye and oats growing beside a field of wildflowers.

Cornflowers growing along with the wheat.

About the Contributor

Leah Oakes, Staff Writer

Leah Oakes is a sophomore. She enjoys playing softball and volleyball. When Leah is not playing sports, she enjoys spending time with her friends and family. Leah also enjoys her job life-guarding at a local pool. Every week, Leah looks forward to going to Young Life and spending time with leaders and friends.

Signs of Spring on the Farm

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