Posted on behalf of Prof Derrick Moot The end of September is when the evapotranspiration exceeds rainfall at Lincoln. We start losing the stored soil water. I asked Jason to look at our neutron probe data from the RADE experiment to see where we are at this year compared with previous ones. Things are dry … Read more
Posted on behalf of Prof Moot. Last week was hot, but not unusually so for the time of year – this is normal Canterbury summer weather. I had two experiences recently that reminded me we still have a lot to learn. The first was coffee with a prospective PhD student. She is working in the … Read more
Derricks annual round-up of the year that was at the Field Research Centre can be read here:
Posted on behalf of Prof Derrick Moot. In all of my life, 26 years with my wife, I don’t think that there has been A year to remember, from Jan to December, as tumultuous as twenty sixteen Post truth we are now, but we got here how? An unfathomable political season For Brexit we know, … Read more