Well lesson learned! I went right down.

It’s going to be 114 today 🥵
We are safe from the fire.
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[@IntrepidsRus]

I'm sorry I laughed when you went down, but glad you're ok and wow, that is hot. In South Australia (driest state on the driest continent) we get those temperatures. Stay cool

[@Stefslilfarm]

No that’s ok I laughed at myself too. It’s going to be the same today. For some reason we usually have a higher humidity but that’s been running in the high 20’s which is low for here. This so cool to have a farm friend from Australia 😊❤️

[@IntrepidsRus]

I'm not sure what's worse, dry heat (South Australia) or humid (Queensland and Northern Territory) it varies greatly over here too. Its lovely to meet you, I had never heard of Oroville until now, gotta love KZbin! 😁🥰

[@Stefslilfarm]

Yes 😊❤️

[@IntrepidsRus]

Feeding corn does not make them hot in terms of body heat, but will in terms of increased activity. In fact, feeding oats to provide the same amount of digestible energy per day will generate more body heat because oats have a higher fiber content than corn. Fiber digestion generates more body heat.

[@Stefslilfarm]

Thank you more frozen corn. 😅🌽