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 In Ohio anyway
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08/15/15 11:12 PM
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Chief Joe
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I was in the woods today. The acorns were on the ground already..Seems early?
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Re: In Ohio anyway
[Re: Chief Joe]
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08/15/15 11:41 PM
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Bbear
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Having lived in Indiana, I'd say it's early. I usually didn't see any acorns on the ground until after Labor Day. They are calling for a stronger El Nino, though that usually doesn't do much for weather in the mid-west, it just might mean y'all will have an earlier first snow/frost than normal. Only time will tell though.
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Re: In Ohio anyway
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08/16/15 12:30 AM
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When there's too many acorns they prematurely drop some while still green so that they can mature the crop. Take a look in the trees I bet there's still a bumper crop.
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