Like it or not, climate change will change your farm, say two experts

[chuckChuck]

But what has happened in Alberta as documented by Hartman is backed up by temperature records and measurements on the ground. Are you disputing Hartman's assesment?

But the length of the growing season is perhaps the biggest difference Hartman found.

“If you look at climate limitations in Alberta, that’s probably our big one — our window between our spring frost and our fall frost,” he said.

In Lacombe, the first fall frost has been “getting later and later and later over time,” by about 18.7 days over 100 years. That trend is also consistent with the final frost of the spring, which is about 12.5 days earlier over 100 years.

“That’s a 31-day wider window between spring and fall frost over 100 years,” said Hartman. “You can’t fathom what a month’s difference would make.”

In Fort Vermilion, the fall frosts have been getting later by 21 days, while the spring frost has ended earlier by 34 days over 80 years (not 100 years, like in Lacombe, due to a gap in the data).

“We talked about a month’s difference in Lacombe, but getting close to two months’ difference in Fort Vermilion? That’s just remarkable.”

[Sheepwheat]

You guys took the bait. Let these threads die. Don’t feed the climate crisis chuck. CCC for short.

[Guest]

Right you are sheep
Worked for austraglyphos
And its (he, she, it) much less idiotic in the new version that it had now for a handle

[jazz]

You guys took the bait. Let these threads die. Don’t feed the climate crisis chuck. CCC for short.

He got his daily cheque from Soros. Doesn't farm, hates everything else. Only logical explanation.

[chuckChuck]

He got his daily cheque from Soros. Doesn't farm, hates everything else. Only logical explanation.

Wave the white flag! What’s wrong? Can’t find the data to shoot down Hartman and Philips? So you have to resort to the Soros fantasy, hates everything else, and I am not a farmer! Haha. Lame is the only way to describe it!

[jazz]

Wave the white flag! What’s wrong? Can’t find the data to shoot down Hartman and Philips? So you have to resort to the Soros fantasy, hates everything else, and I am not a farmer! Haha. Lame is the only way to describe it!

I dont have to shoot anything down. Climate change does that all by itself. It requires so little effort to refute and the more they study it and make predictions that never come true, the more they destroy their own credibility.

Weathermen should stay in their lane. They are having enough trouble forecasting a couple days ahead.

[blueversi]

Wave the white flag! What’s wrong? Can’t find the data to shoot down Hartman and Philips? So you have to resort to the Soros fantasy, hates everything else, and I am not a farmer! Haha. Lame is the only way to describe it!

Lame is the only way to describe you and your attempts to persuade the members of this forum and God knows where else about your climate crisis/change/warming/cooling end of the world propaganda. Phuck off already, nobody gives a shit. It will be what it will be, all farmers want is to make a living and not be taxed to death while trying to do it.

[TASFarms]

There was frost in July but I guess that doesn’t count. There is lots of green canola this and last year. But the seasons are getting longer? Really

[Sheepwheat]

Philips is a funny real guy, but I can not remember when any of his long term forecasts have ever been remotely close. Lol

[rumrocks]

Chuck, after posting enough historic weather data on here to write a paperback, you must have a
estimate on the amount of human activity that is responsible for the climate being cooler, warmer, dryer, wetter, stormier, windier, tidier, snowier, fireier, which leads to smokier and ultimately to taxier.

I've asked you before, but what % would you say . . . 1 - 10, 10 - 30, 30 - 60, 60 +

How about . . . 1 to 10 with 10 being completely responsible, keeping in mind all the natural cycles that occurred throughout history.