WATERING TREES IN Extraordinary Weather conditions

The Shrubbery all around the Tree needs to be trimmed down, it is choking out the Tree.

IBC means "Intermediate bulk containers". The common one here in the US, holds 250 US gallons with a little free space. Something to look at is a two inch female cam lock coupler with a hose barb will fit over the valve and lock on. A hose would be easier to use on the trees. Your very correct in needing to take care of young trees. Dry weather will really hurt them and much of the damage does not show up until the next year.
I would love to be able to see your farm someday. It would be like a trip back in time for me. My maternal Grand Father's farm was much like yours in that there where old barns and orchard trees with livestock of all sorts. Milk cows, chickens, and pigs. He died when I was 13 and it all sold. Not a single building left and all the trees torn out making the whole farm just a big crop field. Makes me tear up every time I drive past.

Plant the fallen tree back in the ground.

Today here in Central Virginia, it was 96 F and with humidity and heat index it was 107 F. However, what is just as worse are the bugs! We are eaten alive by all sorts some of which you cannot see. Forget bug repellant as you sweat if off!

Horse chestnuts have been subject to non native leaf miners for a few years now. Round here (Essex) they look really stressed this time of year. The only natural control it seems is that Blue Tits have found out how to get at them. I hope it comes back next year.

In slovenia we hava the worst drought ever. Our corn is only 60cm high and getting yellow. It's a tough year for us farmers here☹

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pollen and dust filter

them icbs are used alll over the wourld import export hence gallons and litres

well…. i'm from the arizona deserts…. my advice to any farmer is to create a storm rainwater catchment/pond if you're able to … an acre pond 8 foot deep provides bout the same as 96 inches (234 cm) of "rain" which is enough for bout 20 acres of hay as well as bout 5 acres of veg and fruit…. it acts as a self insurance in times like this… increases your yield stability, reduces your reliance on ground water for stock and poultry, and provides a nice recreation area and fishing… use ram pumps, small windmill pumps, and small locks to move the water uphill to your pressure tank and stock tank.. use agriculture spray irrigation system for your hay/pasture, drip irrigation for veg and fruit… this also will reduce future "disagreements" between yourself and the local towns and villages nearby as you aren't taking water from their "systems" or reducing the ground water levels. eco-friendly and uses no electricity

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Richard, Up north where I live, when I've been out in countryside doing deliveries, I see many many of those IBC containers in farmers gateways, blocking the gates to stop poachers. Farmers fill them with stones, plonk them infront of field entrances with their loader tractors. They appear to do the job, they dig ditches too.

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Mulch around with old muck will keep in moisture and feed trees aswell

U could try if u have a river near u spread water on ur feilds with the tanker u have

Ibc tanks are amazing and almost essential if you grow fruit and veg on an allotment especially in England where many counties you pay for the amount of water you use

The filter on the air con is designed to prevent you breathing in dust, spores, pollen and chemicals.

If you value your healthy this is £25 or so well spent every few years.

Slurry tanker at night do anything? Amazing how hot its gone. Brilliant video 💪🏻 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

not every year is a tree year

There is a disease that horse chestnut trees suffer from.

We have 2 conker trees at the bottom of our garden , and I noticed they scorched up from this heat also