USA Flooding and the Blocking pattern!

[SASKFARMER3]

Ok this is interesting as our weather from the last 13 years is pounding America. Pictures of combines driving in mud to harvest a winter wheat crop. Now a custom harvesting crew I follow has just added tracs on their Deeres to keep harvesting. See you sink a foot and can keep going.
Now Corn loves water and can sit in water if it is big enough. Soy likes to live right up to water but some pictures are showing low areas are getting bigger. Grade quality is going down hill and Seeding of Soy is basically at a stand still. Boy all these things look like us in the past. Now on the the North side or close to the border its dry. So once the blocker breaks down will we get the moisture or is this the summer that never was.
Markets are reacting to the news but funny most companies have skipped the July Canola month and are on to November.
Trying or thinking of getting out of a contract companies are saying wait and see. Yea that means its dry we know it and you will pay lots to get out of that contract later so wait we love these phony baloney contracts where its all grain companies and farmers mean shit all.
So prices are up on USA seeding delays of Soy and Up on Wheat as guess what grades have issues due to excess water. Lets see hot June temps in USA and Water equals what?
Ah farming where all the toys advisors additives at Farm Progress to give you bigger better crops mother nature still picks the winners and losers.
Enjoy the show and watch the sky's.

[SASKFARMER3]

Big delays in US soybean planting. Big delays are in Kansas, still at 57% and Missouri at 42%, but modest delays can also still be seen in Illinois, Kentucky, Mississippi, Nebraska and Tennessee. There are 11 million acres remaining unplanted, with 5.37 million of those acres in Kansas, Missouri and southeastern Nebraska, where excessive rains have been a problem.

[SASKFARMER3]

The rains were also seen as slowing the winter wheat harvest, which progressed by seven points to 11% completion, behind an average of 20% by now.
Indeed, the forecasts follow data showing the damage that heavy precipitation has already wrought on US crops, with the US Department of Agriculture overnight outlining declines in both domestic corn and soybean condition last week.

"The heavy rains over the past week had an effect on crop conditions," said Paul Georgy at broker Allendale.

US corn was rated 73% "good" or "excellent" as of Sunday, down 1 point week on week, with soybeans showing a 2-point drop to 67% seen as good or excellent.

Both figures were below market expectations, besides down on year-ago readings of 76% for corn and 67% for soybeans.

[tweety]

ADM had an 11$ special yesterday, filled quite quickly. Just don't understand why the price won't go up. Yes that's sarcasm.

[grassfarmer]

Like every tall tale it grows with each telling. I see you're up to 13 years of floods now SF3. Poor you.

[boarderbloke]

Weather forecast here was for 6 days of rain and showers starting this afternoon with 20-40mm over the period, changed this morning, to about 7mm over a 3 days. Spraying nearly completed, ready for that 1" soaker. Long range shows above normal heat coming by the end of June.

[SASKFARMER3]

F%^K off grass your the only one who thinks the flood never happened. You live in a little world fantasy.
Yes the Flood years were 8 to 10 but since 2002 first frost that took a huge amount of Sask that's 13.
Didn't you move to Manitoba or are you staying in NDP Alberta.

[SASKFARMER3]

Boarder that's the reason a nice rain would help get through that heat that every one is predicting for western Canada. Flowering in heat not good.

[sumdumguy]

Is June 17, 2015 the date that saves our crop? Yep, there's hope. Just looking at that satellite. Anything will help. Two inches would better, for sure-order is placed on Amazon.rain.

[tweety]

Considering lots of canola is just breaking thru the ground flowering in the heat may not be the biggest problem.

[riders2010]

No it might be flowering in the frost.

[greybeard]

SF3, why do you think the media in the US fairly represents their conditions when you know ours is full of BS?

[bucket]

Transparent reporting of agriculture.

They walk fields. Count pods cobs etc.

They will not have the grain robbery happen again.

Canada just could care less.

[stonepicker]

sk3, you said you were trying or thinking of getting out of your contact. So your not going to honour your contract?

[SASKFARMER3]

No I'm not getting out of any thing. Last year when my peas had 100% hail on three quarters I kind of had to as no production.
Best growing season ever in last 10 years.