Spring combining and crop insurance

[freewheat]

So I've never left out any big amount of grain to harvest in the spring. Having not started yet, and with the pathetic weather we are having, I have to come up with a plan to make payments, etc. in case I don't get a bushel off.

I did phone crop insurance, but I got the wrong clueless airhead this time, and I am wondering how they treat overwintered crop. Do they adjust in the fall, and take into account that my canola is a 50 bushel crop, or will they give me 80% of my 33 bushel average yield? I would think and hope, fairness would rule, but I have my strong doubts here. I had a wildlife claim once, and they did a plant count etc. and paid based on what was actually grown.

Someone tell me I will be farming again next year. Please...LOL

[HFL]

Supposed to be some better weather starting tomorrow. Hope it gets to your place and you can get some if not all done.

[icelander]

If you can let the birds have your cereals because they pay 100 % compensation. Think you will be better off then trying to deal with damp feedgrains.

[Hopperbin]

One problem, where are all them geese when you need them?

[fjlip]

They left early here because they know the weather will be sh*t. If you leave them alone in the spring the white flocks of combines should git'r done.