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TillLindemann

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17/10/19

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Originally posted by Marketinfo: ↑

Till,

Time you actually articulated the so called “Climate Science” instead of using it like the bit actor in Life Of Brian who famously said while holding Brian’s sandal..... “It’s a sign!”

”No Bloody Rain” is bulls**t and if you actually live out that way you know you are talking crap.

It’s a servere deficiency of rain, it’s not no bloody rain!!!

You sound like one of those territowling (spelling?) hat wearing poverty block farmers that attend every clearing sale, buy nothing and do nothing. Those types are what my neighbor referred to as “the Remittances Men of The Australian Bush”.

It hasn’t rained in four years is crap, but people say crap like that for reasons better known to themselves than the factual majority of farmers and graziers.

The so called 1944 drought was anything from a two year drought to a four year drought depending on where you were situated in NSW.

Runs of non-declared drought years, yet running up to four seasons of sub 80% of average rainfall are common place over the records.

Back in the early 90’s there was a week in NSW where Robertson (Southern Highlands) received +40 inches from an intense low pressure system stationary just off the coast. That system delivered up to 6 inches out in the Riverina which saved them from a drought.

East of Wagga there are more summer dominant native grass species yet its weather description would be 80% Mediterranean with cool wet winters and relatively dry hot summers.

So why the prevalence of summer active species? Climate change is answer that question.

The climate changes all the bloody time.

MI

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