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    D - Day ... Kind of

    A few here got rolling on weekend but today has been earmarked for a lot for seeding start.
    Dry and almost hot , will need a rain by mid month. Sub soil is very good , top getting very dry.
    Canola early to get moisture or canola later and hope for rain? Tis the question of the day ..

    #2
    And so the shit show begins. The rush by us farmers to seed a crop that all the Parasites need to survive and take a cut.
    Be safe guys. Our area is dry on surface Quarter inch maybe and mud under. We started later yesterday and only stuck once. Today all hell will break out in our area.
    Canola will go in the ground around the 10th May.
    One guy who is in his last crop started Canola yesterday.

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      #3
      No hurry yet. Take care and keep safe.

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        #4
        We got rolling yesterday. Feels good to get back out there but always have the first day jitters. We too will need a shot of rain sometime this month. We will not start canola till mid month but not sure that is a good idea as the forecast looks like it gets warmer to dry the top out. What is everyone's humidity threshold for starting in the morning? We use dry fert and hate when lines plug. I like to see sub 70 but prefer sub 60% RH.

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          #5
          Furrow

          We need it to stay dry to keep the chances of a big fire up north to save the crop again.

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            #6
            For what this has turned into.....I find it hard to beleive there are still people dumb enough to do it.

            The risk we are facing this spring is insane.

            Pull the TPAs and GPOs?

            When reality sets in and denial and feigned optimism no longer works it will grind you down!
            Last edited by farmaholic; May 2, 2016, 06:28.

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              #7
              Any one want to buy my mud-sc****rs?
              Not needed here lol

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                #8
                Enjoy your dry seeding. Gonna try here later this week and it'll be into mud.
                Mud is very overrated.

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                  #9
                  Lol Bucket yup.
                  Need a rain south of Meadow Lake to PA then 👍

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                    #10
                    Farming is the only game in town these days with the rest of the Canadian economy, which is the energy, sector in shambles. I still hold some lightstream resources stock and the big surprise there is that they are not dead yet. If you are tired of the parasites turn back the inputs screw slightly and it will fix that.

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                      #11
                      Ajl, less inputs? Lower yields, more weeds that will have to be contolled for years.

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                        #12
                        High speed weed sprayer and cheap generic chemicals. Goodbye weed problem.

                        Just having some fun hobby. Have a good one

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                          #13
                          S3 I still don't know why you farm. Your constant comments about "its only a crop", "they steal it from us" and "its all about family" is getting to be a broken record

                          And today's post about the guy seeding his last crop, I can just bet you are one of the buzzards swarming the land to gobble it up

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                            #14
                            Agreed It is in fun, its just a challenge of thinking. Everybody does what they have to to make a living.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by bucket View Post
                              Furrow

                              We need it to stay dry to keep the chances of a big fire up north to save the crop again.
                              They have a pretty good one burning around Ft Mac. by all accounts.

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