Oz wrote in message
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Phred writes

Depends what you're trying to crop. Most of the north Queensland
sugarcane crop is grown at 80 to 120 inch rainfall

The idea of sugarcane growing in cumbria UK is altogether hilarious!

Good one!

All I remember about sugar cane is learning as a kid that they used to
use fire to get rid of the various snakes etc living in it (when it was
all cut by hand). Your chances of getting any crop to burn in a cumbrian
autumn depend entirely on whether you were going to naphalm it or not.
No other option would come anywhere close. :-))


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