Old crop canola

[crusher]

Getting closer to my $649 July target. Daily chart looks good. Weekly chart looks good.

[Daylate]

Clap!!!.................................Clap!!!... ..................Clap!!!
Woooo!
Ya!
Na Na Na Na Na Na Na..... CANOLA!!!!

[fjlip]

Because darn little left to sell.

[SASKFARMER3]

Charley admit I was right. Patience grasshopper
shit crop last year so so Europe Australia. 15 plus.

[crusher]

Daylate,
you naturally bubbly or is there alcohol
involved?

[fjlip]

Drinking cause we are screwed by endless rain,, unable to turn a wheel, seeing, hearing, reading about others seeding or nearly done. Sweet f*uck left to sell too.

[Daylate]

Lol, I don't know what that was. Maybe only the 4
hours of sleep every night all week, wow, lol

[grassfarmer]

Quite an adventure. It's always tough with these
young calves trailing to a new pasture then when the
cows get their heads down grazing the calves high
tail it back to the field they came from. Happens to us
every spring but at least they are contained on the
property.
I've always found the worst drivers with regard to
livestock on the road are the ones that live in the
country and think they know all about cattle. The city
slickers know nothing so tend to be more cautious.

[crusher]

I drink cause I like the taste, not because its a stress relieve.......ya right.

[ALLFARMER]

I would definitely be calling the company and
complaining. Some drivers are pretty stupid. With
I phones and google if takes about 3 minutes to
get a trucking company contact number and
report the nut's on the road.

Young calves are often near impossible to move. I
once rolled a quad on flat dry ground chasing
calves....never thought that was possible.

Had a major wreck of a day myself about 3 weeks
back. The day that If something can go wrong in a
big way...it will!

The weak get wiened out of the cattle business
pretty quickly.