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Bumper spring?

bogman_bass · 2012-01-10 16:18:51

With soil tempratures all around the country over the mythical 6 degrees are we in for an early spring? Will early grass be the death blow to any hopes of the country staying under quota?

10-01-2012 5:18pm

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With soil tempratures all around the country over the mythical 6 degrees are we in for an early spring? Will early grass be the death blow to any hopes of the country staying under quota?

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#2 10-01-2012 6:14pm

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I wonder what thats about?

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#3 10-01-2012 6:21pm

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bogman_bass wrote: »

With soil tempratures all around the country over the mythical 6 degrees are we in for an early spring? Will early grass be the death blow to any hopes of the country staying under quota?

Maybe - but I've seen alot of winters like this before and they nearly all have had a sting in their tail in terms of a wintery end or cold, wet spring.

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#4 10-01-2012 11:01pm

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we could gey a good early spring but i like to get all the dirty weather now and be done with it by mid march when the evenings start to get long again

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#5 11-01-2012 12:05am

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imo nobody knows, ya cant predict the irish weather not a chance, 1-2 weeks max

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