Farmers in Väikemetsa, near Sõmerpalu, Estonia, are observing favorable conditions following recent spring rains. Taavi Serv, a local farmer, noted that the winter crop, which had melted from the snow, has survived well, and the lack of frozen ground indicates minimal winter frost. Initial spring work is scheduled to commence in April. While fertilizer prices have increased over the past year, they are no longer providing a significant benefit to farmers. These higher prices were in effect at the time of the initial order. Photo: Arvo Meeks Topics: #spring #rains #farmers Post navigation The smell of sludge that is spreading near the A. Le Coq brewery is bothering the residents of the area The procurement of street lighting shook the chair of the district administrator
“It’s incredibly reassuring to hear that the farmers are seeing such positive results after the much-needed rain.” Reply