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14. Outubro 2012, 21:58:50 ... Reliable food production needs reliable weather. .. any droughts or floods this year anyone? Food prices rising through grain and other items harvest being low? Allotments flooded, tomatoes not ripe? Guess yet another strange summer isn't having floods here in the UK, houses and roads washed away isn't strange.. as it's becoming more common. 15. Outubro 2012, 01:21:17 Assunto: Re:  (V): "any droughts or floods this year anyone? Food prices rising through grain and other items harvest being low? Allotments flooded, tomatoes not ripe?" weather is always an issue for farmers..they deal with most of it. what they cant deal with is the rising cost of fuel. we had our worst drought in 50 years here...but guess what...gardens didnt suffer much..corn fields did..but wine production will have a bonus year. 15. Outubro 2012, 15:52:53 Assunto: Re:weather is always an issue for farmers..they deal with most of it. what they cant deal with is the rising cost of fuel. Bwild: At the moment we are having a string of 'abnormal' weather. Dry winter. hot spring, wet summer. .. Fuel luckily is cheaper for farmers, dyed red as normal drivers can't use it to stop theft. "we had our worst drought in 50 years here...but guess what...gardens didnt suffer much..corn fields did..but wine production will have a bonus year." Yeah I saw on the news.. bloody jet stream was out of position. You got our sun, we got your rain. N' others rain as well, one months worth in 24 hours in several places last week. .... maybe we can export some if we keep getting it.  15. Outubro 2012, 16:19:05 Assunto: Re:  mckinley: The beautiful fall colors are due to global warming. |
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