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On average, your last spring frost occurs on April 2 (at WEATHERFORD, TX climate station, elevation 954 feet). Crop snowflake Based on Frost Dates moon Based on Moon Dates Start Seeds Indoors Plant Seedlings or Transplants Start Seeds Outdoors Last Date to Plant Arugula snowflake...

Nearest Climate Station Altitude Last Spring Frost First Fall Frost Growing Season WEATHERFORD, TX 954' April 2nd November 1st 212 days Last and first frost dates are 30% probability. Calculated using 1991-2020 Climate Normals from NOAA. What are 2023 Frost Dates? A frost date is the...

Do you need really need a rooster on the homestead? Roosters constantly get a bad rep, and typically it comes from people who have either been attacked by a rooster, or who are simply uneducated about the way roosters work within a working homestead or farm. Either way, there are a lot of great...

This gorgeous 1977 Camaro restomod makes one wonder why the second-gen hasn’t caught fire like its predecessor. The second-generation Chevy Camaro has long lived somewhat in the shadows of its predecessor, which is quite common in the world of automobiles. However, most of us around these parts...

What’s happening to drag racing? Drag strips are closing everywhere. To wit: Phoenix, Arizona’s last drag strip, Palm Beach, Atlanta, and Memphis. And this is on the heels of closing the iconic Englishtown in New Jersey in 2018, as well as more regional tracks like Sallisaw Outlaw Drag Strip in...

Yes, we still long for a return to the Firebird Trans Am’s glory days. Every few years, we hear rumblings about the return of the Pontiac Firebird. And sadly, they often are just rumors. And while a new and very cool custom built Trans Am Firebird is indeed being released, it isn’t from General...

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They may seem identical but there are a few key aspects that make all-wheel drive a much more appealing prospect The sheer amount of acronyms that litter the car world can be a little overwhelming, but some of them are so embedded into car culture that they need no explanation. Two such...

The short answer is no, aftermarket parts will not void your warranty. Your vehicle warranty cannot be voided, only claims denied; however, the dealer must prove the part caused the issue in order to deny the claim. If you have questions you can always look up the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act...