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2011 Registration
Steel being delivered to Richard Western from Norfolk in a vehicle registered in Yorkshire in 2011
Vehicle registration – licensed in 2011 before March
Vehicle registration – licensed in 2011 between March and September
Vehicle registration – licensed between March and September 2011. Emily Woodward with her car. Her partner Aron Doy does not drive yet. She lives in 36 Fore Street left hand cottage opposite belonging to Jean Kelsall and Janet Douglas.
Vehicle registration – licensed between March and September 2011. Emily Woodward with her car. Her partner Aron Doy does not drive yet.
Some rapeseed oil pods dried out – seed knocked oput by the undercarriage of the sprayer when applying dessicant (glyphosate)
Under carriage damage to rapeseed pods when spraying desicant (glyphosate) prior to havesting. The very dry spring of 2011 was followed by a very wet summer. Yields are expeted to be lower and the wet delayed harvesting so that some second growth occured in wheats.
The very dry spring of 2011 was followed by a very wet summer. Yields are expeted to be lower and the wet delayed harvesting so that some second growth occured in wheats.
The wet weather arrived on 18th June 2011. The very dry spring of 2011 was followed by a very wet summer. Yields are expeted to be lower and the wet delayed harvesting so that some second growth occured in wheats.
The wet weather arrived on 18th June 2011. The very dry spring of 2011 was followed by a very wet summer. Yields are expeted to be lower and the wet delayed harvesting so that some second growth occured in wheats.
Janet Douglas demonstrating the dry spring with low growth in the Spotted Loosestrife (Lysimachia punctata)
Driest Spring for over 100 years as reported in EADT on 4th June 2011
River in Framlingham dried up on 25th May 2011
River in Framlingham dried up on 25th May 2011
Dry Weather
River in Framlingham dried up on 24th May 2011
Dry Weather
River in Framlingham dried up on 24th May 2011
Dry Spring as reported in the Daily Telegraph 18th May 2011
Dry weather reported by EADT on 17th May 2011
Thin stems to the rapeseed pods – a sign of the dry spring
Dry weather in the Spring has caused these cattle beans to have short stems and to be smaller than usual
Dry weather in the Spring has caused these cattle beans to have short stems and to be smaller than usual