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I had the heater on in the JCB

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7C at tops today and rain from the east for most of the time. I've been farming a long time and don't remember such a cold April. Fields up for silage are hardly moving, we can't finish planting because one field remains too wet. Not got as many cattle out as usual. Perhaps it will get warmer...

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After some drizzle this morning it's sunny and dry. Second field just being drilled.

Big Difference here in the forecast for today. Met Office said rain most of the day. Weatherdotnet's Garry Nicholson said less then 1mm. Thankfully we went with Garry's forecast which was spot on and drilled 24 acres peas/barley. At last a start.

I was told that all this wet weather was down to the moon. 'If there are two full moons in June it will rain for twelve months'

77p locally today, down from yesterday

Grown it for over ten years. Suits our land and system. Usually plant around second week of April - won't happen this year.

One day it will dry up. Nature usually tries to put things right but often is a bit later than we would like. My guess is that we've got three more weeks of this.

What would they have returned if sold d/w this week?

Some plants have dropped cattle price for next week?

Waitrose have legs of British Lamb on offer at app £22. Half legs at £9.75.

Huw Irranca-Davies takes over from Lesley Griffiths in charge of rural affairs in Wales. Good, bad or much of the same?

If it's no more than £5 then some of the stores being purchased at the moment aren't going to pay too much?

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I seldom have a coffee at a motorway service station. Instead I go into the Waitrose or M&S shop and buy some proper milk which costs around 90p. Much nicer than the coffee on offer.

Won't be this month around here?

Depends how soon turnout comes?