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Hog weed in November

  • 11-11-2012 10:05pm
    #1
    grazeaway
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    Was checking the ditch's this moring and Came across a couple of new plants of hog weed high and proud like 'twas July.

    I know the weather has been good for the last few months but anyone else getting unusual stuff growing?


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  • #2
    whelan1
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    the honeysuckle around here came to flower a few times this year, very strange


  • #3
    supersean1999
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    grazeaway wrote: »
    Was checking the ditch's this moring and Came across a couple of new plants of hog weed high and proud like 'twas July.

    I know the weather has been good for the last few months but anyone else getting unusual stuff growing?

    weather been good ???? can you tell me where


  • #4
    Bactidiaryl
    Closed Accounts Posts: 360 ✭✭Bactidiaryl


    grazeaway wrote: »
    Was checking the ditch's this moring and Came across a couple of new plants of hog weed high and proud like 'twas July.

    I know the weather has been good for the last few months but anyone else getting unusual stuff growing?

    Weather been good??. Have I been in some kind of inclement Narnia for the last few months?


  • #5
    grazeaway
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,079 ✭✭✭grazeaway


    down here is gods chosen land or Cork to outsiders...ha ha ha

    yeah since the 1st week in sept the place has started to dry out. The weather broke down here in the start of april and pissed for the next 4 months. If it wasnt for it stopping in september i dont know where we would be now. didnt think the place would dry out for months. were feeding the cows bales at times in june and july. couldnt take them off the land but neigbours had cattle in and out of sheds all summer long. Land now is better then it was in june july and aug. Going to leave the cows out for as long as i can. They seem happy enough at the mo with a bale of silage in a round feeder.


  • #6
    supersean1999
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,465 ✭✭✭supersean1999


    grazeaway wrote: »
    down here is gods chosen land or Cork to outsiders...ha ha ha

    yeah since the 1st week in sept the place has started to dry out. The weather broke down here in the start of april and pissed for the next 4 months. If it wasnt for it stopping in september i dont know where we would be now. didnt think the place would dry out for months. were feeding the cows bales at times in june and july. couldnt take them off the land but neigbours had cattle in and out of sheds all summer long. Land now is better then it was in june july and aug. Going to leave the cows out for as long as i can. They seem happy enough at the mo with a bale of silage in a round feeder.

    all i can say is the sooner the das goes on rainfall the richer ill be, one decent week since april, and it was only just ok at that,


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