Farmers' Weather: Dry springs are not unusual... we are probably 'owed' some dry conditions

Farmers' Weather this week by Dr Simon Keeling

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Farmers' Weather: Dry springs are not unusual... we are probably 'owed' some dry conditions

And so the dry weather continues. For many it is now becoming a problem as water levels drop and crops suffer. Others are making hay, with a careful eye to any weather developments this weekend. High...

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