Australia burns , what effect is it having on national stock / crop levels

[TelesnaAg]

Finley feb avg is 30mm, if you grab that data set u will find it to be highly dynamic, as in many ways to get an average of 30mm. Not normally rainy season. There could be 15 of the last 20 years below 30mm then 1 with no rain and 4 with 150mm and puts your average up as an example.

Some places have above average, from dubbo up the summer rain increases as u go nth.

Ant...

 

[TelesnaAg]

Data set range is extremely important when writing expected behaviour algorithms.

Ant....

 

[Steel]

Finley feb avg is 30mm, if you grab that data set u will find it to be highly dynamic, as in many ways to get an average of 30mm. Not normally rainy season. There could be 15 of the last 20 years below 30mm then 1 with no rain and 4 with 150mm and puts your average up as an example.

Some places have above average, from dubbo up the summer rain increases as u go nth.

Ant...

Our natural growing season is April to October so that’s when we want rain.
It just grows bindis and burrs this time of year, but we have had enough to germinate the weeds already, but not enough to build up sub soil moisture. So now it’s started we hope to get 100 mm, so it does some good.

 

[cows sh#t me to tears]

Our natural growing season is April to October so that’s when we want rain.
It just grows bindis and burrs this time of year, but we have had enough to germinate the weeds already, but not enough to build up sub soil moisture. So now it’s started we hope to get 100 mm, so it does some good.

I'm up to gen 5 bindi spraying in some spots???

 

[TelesnaAg]

Weve had a fair lump of rain across most parts, not all but for reference we never do have due to size of country.

Many are now enjoying the road to recovery from fires and drought.

Probably won't see any of this in the news.

Having best summer rain ever at home and qld is also getting some good relief.


Ant....