- Location
- North Devon
5 mm overnight [emoji322][emoji322] that takes us to 12mm since mid may
Drought
- Thread starter Clive
- Start date
- Location
- West Suffolk
We didn’t get a drop.
- Location
- North Devon
Tbh think only reason we got some here is because combine was supposed to be coming to do the wheat.
- Location
- West Suffolk
Ha! I don’t think you’ll have to wait too long with the temps forecast for next wk.
- Location
- Huntingdon
5mm here, 3 miles west 10mm, 3 miles further west 17mm.
Not sure if 5mm will perk the desert back to life....
C B
Not sure if 5mm will perk the desert back to life....
C B
- Location
- S E Glos
3mm last night. Still, beggars can't be choosers.
Sandy
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
22 mm since Monday just as combines start rolling
cotswoldcs
Member
- Location
- Bang In the heart of the Cotswolds
A very welcome 2mm here but that's taken our June and July total to just 6mm.
cotswoldcs
Member
- Location
- Bang In the heart of the Cotswolds
Wow that's incredibly dry for your part of the world!
Starting to get like last years drought thread, where everyone posts their daily rainfall amounts 
- Location
- S E Glos
Likely to be more interesting than this year's crop yields.Starting to get like last years drought thread, where everyone posts their daily rainfall amounts
That's the trouble. Worst case scenario.....droughty crap yields + soggy grain and straw at harvest......
3 miles East 0mm
- Location
- Huntingdon
Raunds 25mm
Watching the rain radar was more exciting than any of the world cup games.
But over here it still ended up in disappointment
C B
At least you scored 1 in the penalty shootoutRaunds 25mm
Watching the rain radar was more exciting than any of the world cup games.
But over here it still ended up in disappointment
C B
We didn’t even make extra time
- Location
- Ceredigion
Dont hear much from the NFU despite most farms in west wales half way through their winter feed , its like a hot winter here atm , finding it hard and expensive to buy fodder and having to watch a constant stream of wagons taking top qualty straw and hay to Ely to be burnt , The NFU sat it at the planing stage for those livestock feed burners , they should have been more vocal on the effects a subsides power plant would have on the availability and price of forage to livestock farms, and the fact that they are now sourcing fodder in Kent and Hampshire some 150 miles from Ely in the name of Green Energy , road congestion and diesel fumes to boot
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Mr Mackay
Member
- Location
- HMP Slade , Shropshire
Green Energy my arse
Best offer more than the power stations are paying then.....