Percent harvest completed.

[furrowtickler]

40% done , peas and 1/2 of the wheat done.

[SASKFARMER3]

Ok farm your correct we seed just under 10000 and yes it's 900 acres! Rain all way to valley and sloughs are steaming today! Hm it's warm out!

[Lex]

Weatherman says we have a few colder days on the way! WTF! It's 2.3 deg now! If ever there was a time you wished that the forecast was wrong, this is it!

[mcfarms]

42 percent done of 7000 without a bunch of air bins would have been far lower.
Canola just completed swathing some of its going to get cooked if the -6 forecasted holds for Thursday. Looks like Nov out there this morning.

[farming101]

18 percent. Another 20-25 is ready when the weather straightens out.

[boarderbloke]

Probably 10-15% here, mostly winter wheat and peas.

[Hamloc]

We have 10% of harvest complete. Canola is all swathed no cereals are swathed and have been flattened by 3 inches of snow. We farm in central alberta and yes SF3 mother nature #*#*s with us too!

[tstep]

1400 acres seeded. Canola in swath. 200 acres HRSW swathed and combined. Rest of the HRSW standing. HRSW ran 40 ish #1

[mbdog]

would call 10% maybe. mostly grasses/winterwheat. Little done on spring crops.

[agchat]

15% done. Just a small hobbyfarmer in todays standards, In fact not even on radar scale. Even though it does not matter, just a comment to farmaholic's comment about size of farm. Your equipment is usually based on the size of your farm. When I look to the west of me and my neighbors land who is now rented out, and see five big combines with the capacity of two to three the size of mine, and men running sprayers, grain carts, swathers, tandems, semis, combines, all equipment moving full bore, vs me and a eighty year old combine operater, who in reality should get more percent done? Not jealous or anything, just pointing out that sometimes you hear remarks about how much someone farms, but does he really need that much more time to complete his harvest than the smaller farmer?