An attractive water feature at Rocking Horse Farm recently started to take shape. Excavating, Inc. began digging the retention pond located at the northwest corner of the Second Edition. The Rocking Horse Farm pond is a sizable body of water, and serves a practical purpose of collecting runoff from the 134-unit subdivision. It also gives exclusive waterfront property to 10 building lots, which also enjoy views of the Osgood Golf Course greens and fairways.

With 7.85 inches of rainfall, the Fargo area experienced its wettest May in more than 121 years of record keeping by the Monitoring Branch of NOAAS National Centers for Environmental Information. Despite all the moisture, however, the underground construction for Rocking Horse Farm’s Second Addition is about a month ahead of schedule.