Auctions....

[farmaholic]

Redlands equipment gets sold today....I'm sure he won't be buying anything back to take the rest of the crop off if he's not done....who would have thought harvest wouldn't have been over by November first!

Ritchies Rouleau November 3. The Ritchie sales at their own auction sites seem small.

[SASKFARMER3]

Timing is every thing. Sold at the peak when every one was running to buy some go the other way and sell.

Farming in Canada the toughest place in the world to grow a crop.

Enjoy the sale all who are going to attend. IT should be a good one.

[ajl]

That will go down in history as the biggest opportunity lost in Canadian agriculture: not selling at a time when people were out there paying 3x what western Canadian ag assets were worth. This fall is a reminder that we are home to some of the worst weather on the planet. Q: Why do farmers farm? A: Nothing else to do.

[grassfarmer]

Farming in Canada the toughest place in the world to grow a crop.

You really need to broaden your horizons beyond your own postal code if you think it's the toughest place in the world to grow a crop - poor you in your "saturated" fields.

[SASKFARMER3]

Grass again your just a idiot.

Western Canada is one of the toughest places in the world to grow a crop. Short season no room for one error. Yea its a cake walk.

All I'm saying is what some are experiencing today with this awful fall we have been dealing with for 15 to 16 years. Get that fact.

[seabass]

Why u always blow things out of proportion. U be more credible if u stuck to the same amount of years of TERRRIBLE luck. Lol Just f'n with ya

[newguy]

Sask farmer.How did those young guns in your area make out with that early canola?did the spring frost hurt it bad enough it was not worth seeding so early?

[SASKFARMER]

10 to 16 less

[newguy]

Less, but is it all in the bin dry?

[SASKFARMER]

No some of them still have crop out!
Oh yes we do also