Here comes the sun heat and W I N D!

[fjlip]

Agree corner to corner, enjoying perfect NONE MUD conditions.

[grassfarmer]

Just so you know; yield is zero when land is too wet too seed.....

What's the income though with "too wet to seed" or crop insurance?

[Partners]

Piss all.they deduct 6 percent of whole farm first..then pay you the balance..cover roundup cost on summer fallow.that was it..even at the 100 dollar rate.

[farmaholic]

Yup...perfect, 16% RH in the Sahara Slum of the Ghetto.

Can't sugar coat that...its ****en gross!

[quadtrac]

Full blown dust storm here today.

52 bushel canola average by year 2025.....

[biglentil]

Durum poking out straight into the sand blast furnace. Hope Drew Lerner is right about thursday night and I can stop whining on here.

[farmaholic]

.....not seeding tomorrow either! **** it, I'm a STO(small time operator), it can wait. Hopefully I will be able to spray Authority in the rain!!!! The neighbors will think I've lost my mind....sad thing is they are partially right!

[farmaholic]

sask crop insurance don't pay !

They ain't getting a dime from this BTO !

Oh Jesus!

[beaverdam]

Didn't plant yesterday, had other things to catch up on, 3/4 done so not panicked. Brutal wind. Went back to check on earlier planted fields, OMG there's trouble. Made me sick to my stomach. Moisture between the rows, but the furrows and seed bed in the furrows dried right out. Even planted much deeper than normal, still the wind has sucked away the moisture where the ground has been opened. Neighbours the same. Canola to plant yet, I think I'll be holding off till it rains, or plant something else, she's brutal in the top two inches. Today, Wednesday, sounds like it'll worst than yesterday.

[SASKFARMER3]

It reminds me of direct seeding in the late 80s I think it was 1988. You would seed up a mile and back then get out to check your seed and the wind and heat had dried out the area you just seeded. Brutal was the word.