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• History: Spörer Minimum (1450-1550)
  ...the coldest decade in Central Europe in the 15th century. The particularly cold winters and normal but wet summers resulted in a strong seasonal cycle that Several cold periods occurred in Europe during the last millennium and affected the soci
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• Winter-kill Temperatures
  ...(<em>Cherry Belle</em>), most turnips (<em>Noir d’Hiver</em> is the most cold-tolerant variety). Large oat plants will get serious cold damage. Oats seedlings die at 17°F (-8°C)
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• IAF Podcast Episode 32
  * Inverting temps across the US, record cold here in Cali. Winter Storm Oliver, 6 fatalities in US.
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• Agribon
  [[Category:Cold]]
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• Fruit Tree Critical Temperatures
  ...tes'''. Consideration should also be given to weather conditions preceding cold nights. Prolonged cool weather tends to increase bud hardiness during the e [[Category:Cold]]
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• Crop Losses
  ...rry-volumes-to-increase-in-2-weeks Spain: Abundant rainfall, cloudy days, cold weather damage strawberries]
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• Measures
  ....com/article/197618/Spain-Cool-shower-to-produce-more-and-larger-avocados 'Cold water showers' to keep avocados producing] ...s-lost-other-crops-thrive-as-farming-season-begins/ Wind machines] to move cold air from ground
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• History: The Great Mandrake
  ...end starting in the late 13th century became more intense. It brought long cold winters, heavy storms and floods, loss of coastal farmlands, and huge summe ...edictable. As the climate cooled, it also became wetter. Combined with the cold, this caused more crop failures and famines spread as the northern limit of
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• Younger Dryas
  ...d the Younger Dryas, named after a flower (Dryas octopetala) that grows in cold conditions and that became common in Europe during this time. The end of th ...e relatively low prior to the Younger Dryas (a period called the Antarctic Cold Reversal) and rose during the Younger Dryas. This pattern provides an impor
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• Diuretic
  ...nsing that is needed. Many of the diaphoretics act as diuretics when taken cold.
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• CIA 1960: Climate Control
  ...weapon will be unique in character in that it can be used in both hot and cold struggles. It can be used to affect an enemy adversely or benefit a friend. ...tions as a means of strengthening bonds with this country. Conversely as a cold war weapon, a climate control capability provides for a unique surreptitiou
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• IAF Podcast Episode 34
  Dr. Anita Bailey, author of Cold Times: Preparing for the Mini Ice Age, joins Christian to discuss the inten - how Anita was affected by the realization that we are entering "Cold Times" [14:55]
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• Walnut
  ...Carpathian Walnut, which flowers late, enabling it to produce even with a cold/late spring.
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• Chicken Feed
  If you have a greenhouse or a cold frame, flats of fresh fodder can be started every two weeks for a steady su
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