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Nice article. I didn't know that hay farmers rely on specific relative humidities in order to complete their job. The only time one normally hears about nighttime humidity recovery is during acute fire danger (or ongoing fire suppression activity).
Yes, and I look at the relative humidity and dew point on our grain farm to gauge how early we can hope to begin harvest in the morning.
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Nice article. I didn't know that hay farmers rely on specific relative humidities in order to complete their job. The only time one normally hears about nighttime humidity recovery is during acute fire danger (or ongoing fire suppression activity).
ReplyDeleteYes, and I look at the relative humidity and dew point on our grain farm to gauge how early we can hope to begin harvest in the morning.
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