Originally posted by farmaholic
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farma, you are always saying you are a hobby farmer. Curious how much land you are running. -
241 c looks good but longer I think might add some next year. We like the straight cut for damage control in s shity fall.
Canola 10.6 to 11.6 it’s go time we will bag and bin later. Outside rounds go home to dryer.
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Standing oats 12 yesterday. Three cheers for not swathing. Been peeling it off the ground, pretty flat from the snow, but dry. Who knew? I may luck out and get most of my crop dry of all things. Took a bit last week at 14 to 15.Comment
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Good going freewheat
Grass what’s going on in Manitoba.
Alberta must be going.
Sitting in line
16 km away.Comment
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Harvesting the first dry canola in 2 or 3 years here, depending who you are.
Finish on weekend if you dryed some.
Next week if you gambled and didn't.
%20 less yield like I figured.
Still a great time for landlords tho lol.Comment
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Canola dry, wind blowing we’re going. South of us guys canola testing 13.5. There’s advantages to being in hills.Comment
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SK3, how'd that caseih do compared to the jd's in terms of losses and sample quality?Originally posted by SASKFARMER3 View Post241 c looks good but longer I think might add some next year. We like the straight cut for damage control in s shity fall.
Canola 10.6 to 11.6 it’s go time we will bag and bin later. Outside rounds go home to dryer.
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Mb is a mixed bag. RRV is basically done i would est 10 maybe 20 percent beans and 50 percent corn left. West and north is worse lots of flat cereals in some areas and a good chunk of canola too. SC canola is flat as piss on a plate fighting mud. Also fighting mud in beans.
Lots of tough grain getting shoved in air bins will make for nasty surprises this winter no doubt.
Elevators are buying lots of tough canolaComment
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92% done here
just alfalfa left
really good crop all around here
still can't get anyone to sell spring stored fertilizer here ?Comment
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