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    C Change

    We have now had more rain this spring than all last year. Ponding on some fields, seeding has come to a halt at about 50% done. The moisture is needed to replenish subsoil. Could push harvest later.

    #2
    C change really ? has it never before rained in may ?

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      #3
      It’s weather I am thankful for. Went from super dry thinking I’d have to feed cows till June first to give grass a chance to earliest grass growth in years.

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        #4
        Not for the last three years. May has been dry. Farming in the 70s rained in May.

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          #5
          Just a switch on El Niño, zero to do with C change

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            #6
            Yes the weather pattern is changing , weather does that. It’s not climate change.

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              #7
              Wet cold, warm dry, been doing that since day ONE. Not humans, NOT oil/gas, just earth.

              Spend BILLIONS and see if HUMANS can change the weather/climate! I dare you make it rain or make it dry....with a tax

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                #8
                Originally posted by fjlip View Post
                Wet cold, warm dry, been doing that since day ONE. Not humans, NOT oil/gas, just earth.

                Spend BILLIONS and see if HUMANS can change the weather/climate! I dare you make it rain or make it dry....with a tax
                Exactly. It’s like some think they’re owed a perfect season every year and that if we just stop emitting that horrible CO2 we can have climate utopia. Bunch of dreamers and idealists making themselves crazy by looking for perfection and dragging everyone else down with them.

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                  #9
                  To agstars credit, I think he means see change as in the saying about a substantial change. No reference to climate change. This is after all the adult forum

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                    #10
                    I had to google that one as I thought she was meaning Sea Change.

                    “sea change” originated in Shakespeare's play “The Tempest,” which was written about 1610.Feb 10, 2020.

                    "denotes a substantial change in perspective"

                    Describes the situation well for most.
                    Last edited by shtferbrains; May 18, 2024, 17:31.

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                      #11
                      I stand corrected

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                        #12
                        Never said climate, seems you cannot make a statement without context.

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                          #13
                          So explain what C change means in relation to weather ?
                          Last edited by cropgrower; May 18, 2024, 21:25.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by agstar77 View Post
                            Never said climate, seems you cannot make a statement without context.
                            C change …. Hmmm

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                              #15
                              I know it is hard to believe, but It is entirely possible that not everyone has read a play written in 1610 and realizes that it is the word Sea, not the letter C.

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