southerncomfort
Well-Known Member
Starting to feel a bit worried.
Grass is growing on the winter paddock but still absolutely zilch in the summer paddocks. The problem is that any new growth is being submerged under standing water, turning brown and dying. I know we needed rain but this is relentless.
Hay supplies here are close to running out. In desperation I've put the ponies on to a section of the winter paddock which will affect how much grass I have over the winter (it's usually grazed as foggage).
Long range forecast is more of the same in June, and the summer is likely to be wet and cool.
The local hayfields all look bare too. My neighbour still hasn't been able to let his cows out yet.
Desperately need some warm sunshine!
Grass is growing on the winter paddock but still absolutely zilch in the summer paddocks. The problem is that any new growth is being submerged under standing water, turning brown and dying. I know we needed rain but this is relentless.
Hay supplies here are close to running out. In desperation I've put the ponies on to a section of the winter paddock which will affect how much grass I have over the winter (it's usually grazed as foggage).
Long range forecast is more of the same in June, and the summer is likely to be wet and cool.
The local hayfields all look bare too. My neighbour still hasn't been able to let his cows out yet.
Desperately need some warm sunshine!