Dry weather and other factors lead to grass scarcity on some farms

VERY little rain has fallen in many parts of the south since early August.

Dry weather and other factors lead to grass scarcity on some farms

Rainfall totals for June, July and August were near normal everywhere, but fell below normal throughout August.

It was a particularly dry month over Munster and south Leinster, where less than 50% of normal rainfall was recorded.

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