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What's the weather like in your area 2

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    #1022
    davidk1394
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    Sunny day here 17C. Out spreading the last bit of fertiliser here now.


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    #1023
    charolais0153
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    22°C here


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    #1024
    davidk1394
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    Lovely morning here now. Sun shinning and the birds are singing


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    #1025
    whelan2
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    Lovely sunrise shortly after 6am


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    #1026
    _Brian
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    Sunny, 13c, blue sky with wee white fluffy clouds about.


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    #1027
    I said
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    Counting with the shades on,string vest and handkerchief on the head with combat shorts and wellies as cool as a breeze over a silage pit I look today.😂😂😂


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    #1028
    Reggie.
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    I said wrote: »
    Counting with the shades on,string vest and handkerchief on the head with combat shorts and wellies as cool as a breeze over a silage pit I look today.😂😂😂

    Keep telling yourself that


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    #1029
    I said
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    Reggie. wrote: »
    Keep telling yourself that

    I forgot my knobbly knees


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    #1030
    Reggie.
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    I said wrote: »
    I forgot my knobbly knees

    Oh that's just the icing on the cake there :D


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    #1031
    I said
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    Reggie. wrote: »
    Oh that's just the icing on the cake there :D

    I do try 😂😂😂


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    #1032
    whelan2
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    Sandals and knee socks might work better


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    #1033
    I said
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    whelan2 wrote: »
    Sandals and knee socks might work better

    White socks and sandals?


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    #1034
    _Brian
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    Stiff cool breeze keeping temps bit low compared to how sunny and clear it is.
    14c here but in shade and exposed to breeze seems more 8-10c.


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    #1035
    pedigree 6
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    Another fine sunny day here in wexford.
    But the easterly wind would cut the eyes out of you especially on the cow roads with dust.

    Satellite pic of Wexford today courtesy of NASA.
    Notice all the tilled fields.

    screenshot_1.png

    Edit: just noticed how green it is from Blackwater up to Courtown. That would be the green part along the east coast of wexford.


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    #1036
    Buford T. Justice XIX
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    I took a pic of a field i spread lime in a week ago. The lime is still easy to see.
    HPjkEBH.jpg


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    #1037
    pedigree 6
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    Buford T. Justice V wrote: »
    I took a pic of a field i spread lime in a week ago. The lime is still easy to see.

    It's easy know you got a bit of rain over the weekend.
    The growth is not like that here.

    This is today's satellite pic of Ireland.

    screenshot_1.png


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    #1038
    _Brian
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    Very blustery here and sunny, 14c was best I saw all day..


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    #1039
    Buford T. Justice XIX
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    pedigree 6 wrote: »
    It's easy know you got a bit of rain over the weekend.
    The growth is not like that here.

    This is today's satellite pic of Ireland.

    screenshot_1.png
    We got about 3-4mm I'd say, definitely not more than 5mm. That's the field they're in atm. I'm looking at either bringing silage ground back in or 12 hour allocations and ration up to 5kgs. Neither appeals, tbh.


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    #1040
    Capercaillie
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    Drought... On the coast with persistent wind/gale. Need rain bad.


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    #1041
    Buford T. Justice XIX
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    Bloody cold here this morning and the breeze would cut you.

    I might have to dig out the longjohns today:P


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    #1042
    whelan2
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    Buford T. Justice V wrote: »
    Bloody cold here this morning and the breeze would cut you.

    I might have to dig out the longjohns today:P
    ye, I had to go back and get my bodywarmer this morning


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    #1043
    Mooooo
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    Freezing threw on an oil coat over the overalls to break the wind


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    #1044
    Biscuitus
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    It would be a bad idea to dehorn calves in such windy weather right?


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    #1045
    Dickie10
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    its times like this im delighted im a consertvative farmer with regards early turnout and building up big grass supplies in spring. if I went by teagasc my place would be skint now. we need rain badly in south meath


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    #1046
    Username John
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    Dickie10 wrote: »
    its times like this im delighted im a consertvative farmer with regards early turnout and building up big grass supplies in spring. if I went by teagasc my place would be skint now. we need rain badly in south meath

    As with everything, there is prob a happy medium...

    Before I say anything now, I should say I am prob understocked at the minute...

    But this year was the first time I had fertiliser out fairly early... and it went better than I had expected... I'll be doing it again...


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    #1047
    pedigree 6
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    Username John wrote: »
    As with everything, there is prob a happy medium...

    Before I say anything now, I should say I am prob understocked at the minute...

    But this year was the first time I had fertiliser out fairly early... and it went better than I had expected... I'll be doing it again...

    As everything don't go by the time of year though.
    Go by the weather conditions.
    If the soil temperature is 6c and no frost or cold weather looks to be on the horizon. Fire away.


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    #1048
    Green farmer
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    Cold and overcast here in Limerick, but not enough for rain unfortunately.


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    #1049
    whelan2
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    Nice morning. Warmer than yesterday


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    #1050
    boggerman1
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    Cloudy and bloody freezing here in mid tipp.wrapped up more than if it was mid winter


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    #1051
    davidk1394
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    boggerman1 wrote: »
    Cloudy and bloody freezing here in mid tipp.wrapped up more than if it was mid winter

    Same here down in south tipp. Even have the stove lighting


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