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Rain does more Damage than Good.

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  • newguy
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2006
    • 2145

    #21
    Drove by your place jd green on Sunday. Was going to pick up grand kids and bring them to farm.Oldest is 5 and named Noah.Every time he comes to Saskatchewan there seems to be a huge rain event and was a joke about the ark.Especially 4 and 5 years ago he came in may..Yes jd green your area will be ok with this rain like us.

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    • bucket
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2008
      • 17027

      #22
      Jdgreen

      Is that a net benefit for this year or next?

      I am happy for cattle guys, the cows probably needed a bath by now.

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      • farmaholic
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2010
        • 17482

        #23
        The irony is I would have liked more to recharge the soil but the timing is aweful. Yet thankful we never got "too much", yet!

        Wilagro, do you have any skin in the game? Easy to comment from the sidelines.

        If stating facts is seen as complaining so be it.

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        • SASKFARMER3
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2006
          • 14485

          #24
          Point being yea will recharge the ground water because next year with elnino could suck worse than this years drought! That's a positive for those who are adequate or just hit top of water table this is not good at all yield will be taken away as some areas won't get harvested do to flooding! Yea water is good to a point that's it then it becomes a problem! Pumping garden today so what's their will survive! Creeks running not good but no rain so far today is awesome

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          • newguy
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2006
            • 2145

            #25
            In the 80s when we were dry and also farmed north of Yorkton .The farmers all told us if it was so hard to grow grain we should just seed everything to grass and raise cows. This area was dryer than the 80s this spring and crops were coming not bad.But the second dry year is the killer.Looks like this should recharge ground and kill or delay grasshopper population.They were half the problem in the 80s.

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            • JDGreen
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2008
              • 865

              #26
              Bucket it will be a net benefit this year as well. Not for peas as they are near dessication. However should fill the canola up much better as it's just nicely finished flowering and really could t fill up the pods properly on the available moisture. Early durum will keep it plump and late durum will be plumper yet. Barley on the other hand is crap
              And will not benefit at all so this goes into next years bank for both the barley stubble and pea stubble. Now if this fires up another 3" again in 10-14 days I will sing a different tune.

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              • sumdumguy
                Senior Member
                • Mar 2007
                • 11987

                #27
                Forecast is for 30 degrees again on Saturday. With a lot of moisture around, that may spawn more showers. Hope not.

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