Getting concerned

[miniconnect]

I did think Scotland looked better, anyone here based in Jockland?

I drove up the Dundee to Aberdeen on Thursday, a fair number of dung spreaders going, acres and acres of land ploughed, and a couple ploughs on the move too, it didn't look quite so pretty on the way back down on Friday in the snow. But yes, things do look good up there in the sunshine.
Especially coming from the wet west, we moved our winter hogs to fields with slightly more grass last week and could barely walk in our fields. Slurry becoming a big problem over here.

 

[Banana Bar]

i’m sticking with my 6-7 million t estimate wheat

sub 1 million osr

H20 - 200/t wheat 400/t osr by october

That will be the time to get Harvest 21 sold.

 

[Spencer]

I wonder if theres many with a chunk of H20 sold from a while ago and nothing drilled? We only just covered ourselves in H12 and don’t want a repeat

 

[Renaultman]

I wonder if theres many with a chunk of H20 sold from a while ago and nothing drilled? We only just covered ourselves in H12 and don’t want a repeat

I have that T shirt, most at considerably less than £200.00

 

[KennyO]

I drove up the Dundee to Aberdeen on Thursday, a fair number of dung spreaders going, acres and acres of land ploughed, and a couple ploughs on the move too, it didn't look quite so pretty on the way back down on Friday in the snow. But yes, things do look good up there in the sunshine.
Especially coming from the wet west, we moved our winter hogs to fields with slightly more grass last week and could barely walk in our fields. Slurry becoming a big problem over here.

It didn't look so well Yesterday either but a nice bright morning today. We only had 15mm on Friday but everything was soaking again.

In this area (Angus) most winter crops were sown but have suffered from wet weather. We have failed headlands and patches where drains are leaking.

Still got a bit of dung to spread and winter ploughing to do. Everytime it dries up enough we get more rain.

 

[bankrupt]

I wonder if theres many with a chunk of H20 sold from a while ago and nothing drilled? We only just covered ourselves in H12 and don’t want a repeat

We did 2t/ha for Jan '21 @£150.

With any luck shall still harvest enough not to have to buy too much in.

 

[Wombat]

I see they have declared Feb the wettest on record.

 

[principal skinner]

76mm here in mid beds

 

[Wombat]

76mm here in mid beds

130mm in east York’s 4 x 2018 and 2019’s Feb totals of 30mm

We have now had our annual rain fall of 600mm since 23rd sept

 

[Gong Farmer]

236mm here, 4 x last year and 9 x the year before.

 

[Hindsight]

76mm here in mid beds

Drought! 118mm South Lincolnshire 88metres altitude

 

[Hindsight]

236mm here, 4 x last year and 9 x the year before.

Averaged out now then - thought you would run some stats on that!

 

[BredRedHfd]

Just broached 205mls for February, NE Derbyshire...

 

[principal skinner]

Blimey I thought I was hard done by with 76mm! Feel for you
Guys

 

[bankrupt]

Only 291mm here.

But very much worse than that up in Wales.

 

[miniconnect]

Some figures for up here. Can't find any data for very local to me, but I'd say we'll be somewhere in the middle of the scale. Another big dump of rain overnight here, another 20- 25mm or so.

 

[Sharpy]

Some figures for up here. Can't find any data for very local to me, but I'd say we'll be somewhere in the middle of the scale. Another big dump of rain overnight here, another 20- 25mm or so.
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What website is that?

 

[miniconnect]

What website is that?

Stole it from a highlands and islands weather page on Facebook, they referenced it as being released by the metoffice.

 

[Sharpy]

Stole it from a highlands and islands weather page on Facebook, they referenced it as being released by the metoffice.

Thank you.

 

[teslacoils]

130mm in east York’s 4 x 2018 and 2019’s Feb totals of 30mm

We have now had our annual rain fall of 600mm since 23rd sept

It's wet enough normally with 550mm a year.