Hows your snow today?

[fjlip]

Bucket, same here, missed Nov wheat highs, perhaps dumb luck might kick in if this spring from hell threatens the 2013 crop in so many places around the world. Did I miss a volcanic event or are the lack of sunspots making this ice age?

[mbratrud]

fjlip It might be a little premature to get overly bullish at this point, still lots going against us, but hopefully the market will allow you to defer that decision for a couple weeks. Can always look at put options or at least if you make a sale look at futures first in a defered position. But I don't think I would look at it from the perspective dumb luck I missed the Nov Highs... But you never know.

[tstep]

Having the same thoughts of holding onto the rest of the wheat and have some canola to price yet

[furrowtickler]

Snow drifts dropped about 1/2 foot last two days -
from 14 ft to about 13 1/2 ft across the back the
yard . Should be gone by June 15 th.....

[sumdumguy]

14 ft. Makes how much water, well hay crop will
love it. It looks like April 23 is spring by 14 day
weather. Gonna be a show by income tax day.

[farmaholic]

How's my snow today?..... Unfortunately,
most of it's still here.

[ASRG]

I think the robins are considering packing their bags and heading back south!

[freewheat]

Least you have robins, ASRG. All I see are
a pair of geese a day. They shiver, honk
meekly, and turn back around. Never seen
'em shiver while flying EVER before.

[boarderbloke]

"How's my snow?" Well it seems quite comfortable just where it is! Just like company, that doesn't know when to go home, it's just staying put and not even budging. If I saw signs it might be heading for the exits, I'd have some hope, but nope, it just seems quite comfortable where it is, and that's making me very uncomfortable!

The front opening in the planting window is moving back every day, but the closing part of the window(for me anyway) IS NOT! I WILL NOT plant very far into June. (maybe the 5th) SESK

As far as birds, I've seen hawks, crows and grakles, no robins yet! Oh ya, one lone goose that must have strayed ahead of the bigger flocks, probably a young, horny, first timer.