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One applicability is to stone and seed fruit as their exposure to low temperatures during the winter months will have a significant effect on the following harvest. Too few cold hours can result in poor quality and quantity of the crop. Fruit tree varieties prefer a Chill Hour rating from about 200 hours to around 1500 hours.
On Cumulus that threshold is the default, so you simply observe the reported value at the relevant time on 30 April/1 May in Northern hemisphere.
Should you miss checking the reported value on 1 May, then for a few days, you can look in the backup sub-folder for the necessary archived today.ini. In the final 1.9.4 version of Cumulus 1, a new archive of the data sub-folder is taken just after each rollover, but note that Chill hours are counted in Cumulus by calendar day (therefore some interpolation is needed if your rollover is 9am/10am). From release 3.10.0, the backup reverted to at end of day as in early Cumulus 1 software versions.
[[User:Sfws|Sfws]] 10:53, 1 December 2012 (UTC) (with thanks to Randy who raised [https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/tracker.php?p=1&t=117| Enhancement Request #117] and supplied some of the above text)
Updated for MX 15:28, 11 June 2021 (UTC) [[User:Sfws|Sfws]] ([[User talk:Sfws|talk]])
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