16% of Alberta canola in the bin ? ... this time could be different. Odds say we get it all in till we don't.
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Originally posted by macdon02 View Post16% of Alberta canola in the bin ? ... this time could be different. Odds say we get it all in till we don't.
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Originally posted by Sheepwheat View PostZero bushels harvested on my farm. Overwhelmed with stress. Chest feels tight, can’t do a thing. Not certain what will happen if I don’t get this crop off. Or at least some of it. Not quite enough sheep yet to make a living. Just sick of this crap. No one has done a thing here since sept 6. Amount done here is directly proportional to barley acres on your farm, as not much else has been done.
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Originally posted by Sheepwheat View PostZero bushels harvested on my farm. Overwhelmed with stress. Chest feels tight, can’t do a thing. Not certain what will happen if I don’t get this crop off. Or at least some of it. Not quite enough sheep yet to make a living. Just sick of this crap. No one has done a thing here since sept 6. Amount done here is directly proportional to barley acres on your farm, as not much else has been done.
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Originally posted by ajl View PostSame boat here. Most harvest around here has been peas. Some wheat has been harvested in area for grain dryers and some barley came off last couple of days. Nothing harvested on my farm. Was swathing wheat in the snow today because figured it would now fare best overwintering that way. Trouble was ran out of high ground so was getting into increased likely hood of sticking swather. Gotta turn steering wheel the correct direction when spinning out of a wet spot with a swather. The kicker is this field hardly had more moisture during the growing season that it has gotten in September. Do have a fair bit of off farm income so not dependent on farm which is good.
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Sheepwheat, AJL, Hobby, and everyone else who doesn’t have any crop off you got lots of company out west. We and lots of neighbors have nothing off and a few guys have only their peas off. My buddy is silaging some green wheat and we’re still swathing our green canola. Fired up the old second swather and got it ready to try and scalp some flattened wheat off the mud that my brother figures is around 30%. The propane outfits are all out of rental tanks and they’re the only ones having an early Christmas from these conditions like they have for three years now.
The cows will carry us through again and I think we’ll be cropping less acres going forward after these crummy years.
Sheepwheat I was stressed right out in 2016 over the same crud we’re going through currently and it sure helps to talk to someone. Even venting to someone with a fictional name (like me) on here helps. My wife was amazing and she pulled me through since it was very bleak that winter. We sc****d by and now things are actually going ok here. Forecast looks and feels like November here and that’s never good for harvesting here.
Here’s hoping the sun and wind show up and stick around for more than a day. ðŸ€
Be safe....... your family loves you.
A happy moment of the only “harvesting “ we’ve done.
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Originally posted by woodland View PostSheepwheat, AJL, Hobby, and everyone else who doesn’t have any crop off you got lots of company out west. We and lots of neighbors have nothing off and a few guys have only their peas off. My buddy is silaging some green wheat and we’re still swathing our green canola. Fired up the old second swather and got it ready to try and scalp some flattened wheat off the mud that my brother figures is around 30%. The propane outfits are all out of rental tanks and they’re the only ones having an early Christmas from these conditions like they have for three years now.
The cows will carry us through again and I think we’ll be cropping less acres going forward after these crummy years.
Sheepwheat I was stressed right out in 2016 over the same crud we’re going through currently and it sure helps to talk to someone. Even venting to someone with a fictional name (like me) on here helps. My wife was amazing and she pulled me through since it was very bleak that winter. We sc****d by and now things are actually going ok here. Forecast looks and feels like November here and that’s never good for harvesting here.
Here’s hoping the sun and wind show up and stick around for more than a day. ðŸ€
Be safe....... your family loves you.
A happy moment of the only “harvesting “ we’ve done.
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Just got back from westock, 40mi trip lots of combines going and dryers in lots of yards, canola sure making dust, some swathing and combine right behind, no straw to bale to short don't know what moisture is but I think high, wrote my crop off already as it is staying green and not ripening,mabey next yr unless we get some serious heat and that don't seem likely .
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