Arable farmers in the southwest and south of North Holland will take measures against flooding this weekend. They use a shovel or excavator to build trenches to protect their potatoes from the excess water. Locally, a lot of rain fell in the Netherlands on Friday 8 and Saturday 9 September.
The weather forecasts have shown for some time that the end of week 36 would have a very wet tail. Unfortunately, that expectation also came true for some. The differences in the country are large. East Brabant and Limburg did well. It is relatively dry there. The coastal regions, on the other hand, are having a hard time locally. There have also been cases in Flevoland.
Flooding is very local
The precipitation map is not yet fully updated. Until today, the counter has already exceeded 60 mm in places. Another 9 to over 25 mm was added on 30 September in the same areas. On Twitter, some farmers report 70 mm of precipitation or more in a relatively short time, causing flooding. The plots in those areas are becoming saturated. More precipitation is also expected next week. Fortunately, the amount is not too bad.
Photo: Theo van Eeden Peters (@TheoEedenPeters)
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If you already have ponds on land, you are simply not worth doing. Stop digging an hour earlier and run the trencher through. Then you don't have to take a pathetic picture of your tap!This is a response to this article:
graanui wrote:If you already have ponds on land, you are simply not worth doing. Stop digging an hour earlier and run the trencher through. Then you don't have to take a pathetic picture of your tap!This is a response to this article:
I suspect that some entrepreneurs would like to keel over after such a reaction.
If you already have ponds on land, you are simply not worth doing. Stop digging an hour earlier and run the trencher through. Then you don't have to take a pathetic picture of your tap!This is a response to this article:
If you already have ponds on land, you are simply not worth doing. Stop digging an hour earlier and run the trencher through. Then you don't have to take a pathetic picture of your tap!This is a response to this article:
If you already have ponds on land, you are simply not worth doing. Stop digging an hour earlier and run the trencher through. Then you don't have to take a pathetic picture of your tap!This is a response to this article:
Who is fooling whom? Have had almost 100mm of rain in the last 3 1/2 days it is said there is almost no damage? Do you believe it yourself! Take a look in the ground in 10 days. Are you trying to get potatoes dry? How much extra storage loss does this give. Add the rotten potatoes.