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Soil washing away
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<blockquote data-quote="HolzKopf" data-source="post: 7319415" data-attributes="member: 44622"><p>Rainfall during the 'winter' now comes in biblical quantities. Lockdown cross-field footpaths are five to eight metres wide of slop with bootmarks appearing metres wider than this on both sides. Crops that got away are badly trashed. The seasonal definition has disappeared with low cloud and rain dominating the scene from November until March. Fieldwork gets abandoned early with many fields operated by savvy folk going unplanted. Weekly 'named' storms lash the counties country-wide; flooding is commonplace. By-roads have mud and stones across them. 'Climate-change'it is, there is no doubt. Afternoons like yesterday afternoon, clear and bright, the lull after Bella, are valued. But it's too wet to do anything useful.</p><p></p><p>I can't see how Gov.UK or the EA can punish those that generally run tidy ships. Ditches are dug, drains cleared and large diameter pipes carry water away to become someone else's problem downstream.</p><p></p><p>No one likes working in this sh*t. And then it cracks to f**k in the baking heat of June to September</p><p></p><p>HK</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HolzKopf, post: 7319415, member: 44622"] Rainfall during the 'winter' now comes in biblical quantities. Lockdown cross-field footpaths are five to eight metres wide of slop with bootmarks appearing metres wider than this on both sides. Crops that got away are badly trashed. The seasonal definition has disappeared with low cloud and rain dominating the scene from November until March. Fieldwork gets abandoned early with many fields operated by savvy folk going unplanted. Weekly 'named' storms lash the counties country-wide; flooding is commonplace. By-roads have mud and stones across them. 'Climate-change'it is, there is no doubt. Afternoons like yesterday afternoon, clear and bright, the lull after Bella, are valued. But it's too wet to do anything useful. I can't see how Gov.UK or the EA can punish those that generally run tidy ships. Ditches are dug, drains cleared and large diameter pipes carry water away to become someone else's problem downstream. No one likes working in this sh*t. And then it cracks to f**k in the baking heat of June to September HK [/QUOTE]
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