Rain!

[furrowtickler]

Ya thinkin the same thing seabass?? It's perfect, we are out of out of flood zone, no wait it's way too much, god dam it we missed the last rain we are screwed !! All in the last 35 days lol.
S/F , I thought I was dramatic at times lmao, keep postin - it is entertaining.
In this area it still remains the ole 1/3 rule , 1/3 of the crop is exellent, 1/3 ave and 1/3 will be absolute garbarge - depends on rain fall areas and farm to farm - as always.
Some crops side by side are excellent or garbage regardless of weather .......

[fjlip]

Every time we have a rain event, one of the radars goes down, WTF aren't they water proof? Some cheap crap.
Don't need them on sunny days!

[bluefargo]

2 inches east of Saskatoon. Not predicted. Not
needed.

[SASKFARMER3]

Furrow and seabass what I ment is we have a
great crop coming finally after five years of mud,
we're back to normal precipitation. But we all
know a inch a week till August makes it perfect.
So yes yesterday I was pissed when a rain event
happens and we get 4 tents and all around us
gets a inch. Oh we'll it's like a good dew!

[ado089]

SF3, after 100" in 3 years I wouldn't
mind a touch drier. Get some oxygen back
in the soil, nutrient cycling, maybe
even get some roots down past 8" and
recover some of those leached nutrients.
I'll give up a couple bushels if it
means better soil health moving forward.

[SASKFARMER3]

Ado I agree with you on getting our land back
after 100 plus inches. It's just funny the area that
lost crop to floods was the area that got 4 tenths
all the other areas got 1 inch or better.

[SASKFARMER3]

One buddy. Texted me maybe I blessed he got
over two inches, not needed. It's one of these
glass half full scenarios.

[JDGreen]

From what was looking like a drought in May to nearly 8" in 3 weeks here. 2.3" friday/saturday. It is a little too wet now and just had my best section of lentils flattened with another 0.5" in 5 minutes tonight.

[seabass]

If this keeps up we'll be using toe ropes again this
fall

[seabass]

If this keeps up we'll be using toe ropes again this
fall