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    #11
    Really guys ?? That’s severe hail
    Look at the picture, the trees even stripped .
    Not much needs to be said about that.

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      #12
      Golf ball to 2x the size of golf balls in that macklin area by the looks of some pictures. Smaller hail throughout that area.

      Think last night was just the beginning.....

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        #13
        I've never heard of cattle being badly injured by hail in Canada - although i've heard of it being bad in Texas and Nebraska - like cows skin opened and bleeding. I guess that might depend on sharpness as well as size? The golf ball hail we had last year left a few calves stiff the next day like the muscles on their backs were maybe bruised - cows showed no signs. It did kill both lambs and chickens at my neighbours place so I guess it's size relative - lambs had cracked skulls. On that basis it maybe needs baseball size to hurt cows but I'd rather not find out.

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          #14
          Originally posted by grassfarmer View Post
          I've never heard of cattle being badly injured by hail in Canada - although i've heard of it being bad in Texas and Nebraska - like cows skin opened and bleeding. I guess that might depend on sharpness as well as size? The golf ball hail we had last year left a few calves stiff the next day like the muscles on their backs were maybe bruised - cows showed no signs. It did kill both lambs and chickens at my neighbours place so I guess it's size relative - lambs had cracked skulls. On that basis it maybe needs baseball size to hurt cows but I'd rather not find out.
          Apparently, after last night's storm, the Trudeau government is now mandating helmet laws for all farm animals.

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            #15
            What’s the big deal about hail? Fully insurable and in fact we call it the lottery since you always seem to have more yield compared to the adjustment. No doubt having trees stripped sucks but even property damage is all covered. Outside of the few areas with very exoensive hail premiums there is no reason not top up straight hail coverage as you see your crop value go up. On top of all that you can put it on up to 12 hours in advance of any storms coming

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              #16
              Originally posted by vvalk View Post
              What’s the big deal about hail? Fully insurable and in fact we call it the lottery since you always seem to have more yield compared to the adjustment. No doubt having trees stripped sucks but even property damage is all covered. Outside of the few areas with very exoensive hail premiums there is no reason not top up straight hail coverage as you see your crop value go up. On top of all that you can put it on up to 12 hours in advance of any storms coming
              You ever been wiped out ?
              We have , hail insurance never covers the loss of a crop 90% of the time . Not everyone carries hail either

              But whatever, I guess it’s not a big deal

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                #17
                Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                You ever been wiped out ?
                We have , hail insurance never covers the loss of a crop 90% of the time . Not everyone carries hail either

                But whatever, I guess it’s not a big deal
                And property damage from hail? Ya everyone comes out ahead there too!

                I'll say it again.....Insurance is meant to limit losses, not be profitable.

                Then there is the stress and mental anguish which no money can compensate for.

                Dealing with dick adjusters. Stressing about what to do with damaged crop. Worrying about paying bills when insurance doesn't cover the crop loss.

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                  #18
                  Me thinks there are more than one non farmer industry reps making comments here on Agriville disguised as farmers.
                  It’s bizarre some of the comments that get posted. Obviously from some who have never lost a crop to drought or hail or drowned out crops . Money is real when it comes out of your own pocket and not a monthly pay check . But that seems to be the general attitude in the ag industry the past few years . A lot think farmers have it all and are so protected blah blah blah
                  Reality is so far from that .
                  Ilta is a great example. How many Ag industry people can absorb a 25-50% hit in their income like that and be left virtually unprotected. It’s astonishing the ignorance at times

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                    #19
                    You only need one company to stick it to you to sour your taste for hail insurance. Not all companies are equal. The ones with the retired school teachers take the cake!

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                      Me thinks there are more than one non farmer industry reps making comments here on Agriville disguised as farmers.
                      It’s bizarre some of the comments that get posted. Obviously from some who have never lost a crop to drought or hail or drowned out crops . Money is real when it comes out of your own pocket and not a monthly pay check . But that seems to be the general attitude in the ag industry the past few years . A lot think farmers have it all and are so protected blah blah blah
                      Reality is so far from that .
                      Ilta is a great example. How many Ag industry people can absorb a 25-50% hit in their income like that and be left virtually unprotected. It’s astonishing the ignorance at times
                      Industry reps, paid posters, political losers, and just plain ass holes! Yep they don’t want the truth about ag to be heard by the public.

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