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We got a total of 69mm out at the farm last week, the dam has filled enough to pump about 15,000 litres into the tank that has been just about empty since January. The spring that feeds the dam still hasn't recovered though and the creek still isn't running so we have a way to go yet before we can say that we are out of the drought. We've got plenty of oats and green feed though and the dams with a reasonable catchment are full.
Regards,
Tote
Too right it does, When I heard it coming down at about 2am I felt like a little kid on Christmas morningQuote:
Originally Posted by bob10
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Good to hear some positive news at last.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tote
We got full dams as well,might also get a crop of wheat in,but a bit more rain this month would be good.
The Merinos don’t need feeding anymore which is good,Dorpers are fattening up and breeding some.
Often get storms this time of year,so fingers crossed.
We do need more follow up rain to really get things moving.
where are you scarry?
since that 250mm cloudburst in Jan we've had bugger all and the ground is grey again and everything except weeds is dieing.
nothing at all in April.....and we had quite a few hot days.
South of St George.Quote:
Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
One property can get good rain,where the neighbours get nothing,just the way it is at times.
BOM climate outlook, winter wetter than average for most of Australia.
Climate Outlooks
Some stormy weather heading for the west. Could fill your water tanks.
Storm heading for WA this weekend, bringing rain, wind and waves just as coronavirus travel bans ease
I am looking forward to it[thumbsupbig][bigrolf][bigrolf]Quote:
Originally Posted by bob10
3mm yesterday. Not the 5-10mm forecast, but better than nothing.