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    #11
    Originally posted by bigzee View Post
    On a positive note just look at how nice the crops will come up next spring. 🤣😆
    I will bet dollars to donuts we will be mucking them in. There is a lot of subsoil moisture here now. Right back to 2016 levels. Better harrow it flat.

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      #12
      It’s still raining but maybe lucked out so far as we only got 1/2 inch at yard. South of town 3/4 and west almost a inch. It’s real wet.ugly

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        #13
        Originally posted by sofa.king View Post
        Now that its so wet and prospects for next year are good i guess we better order up fert for next year before the price increase.🤣🤣🤣🤣
        Don’t forget to book and pay for canola seed as it is the best time to take advantage of early book specials. 🤣🤣

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          #14
          I’m sorry. I cut hay Friday. It’s all my fault. First cut hay. Been brutal making hay in this garbage weather.

          A bit of barley combined around here so far. Lots of peas out yet. The three fields of even canola in 5000 square miles is getting cut.

          Wheat and oats need a month to mature, two weeks frost free at least. Along with lots of canola fields.

          What a strange place we live, and what a way to try and make a living!

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            #15
            1.10 again, 6.66 since Aug 10th
            Standing water in fields, now have to find, and straight cut around,,, or else.
            75% of wheat, and 85% of durum still in the field, I'd say more than half of which was dead ripe or sprayed and will be severely damaged. Slow rain yesterday, soaking those heads all day and night, misty and foggy this morning. 75-80% of pulses done, what's left maybe completely gone now.
            More rain forecast.

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              #16
              This bullshit rain will help our canola that has been down for 16 days and still was not on the chart..

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                #17
                An inch here in RRV, pretty much only corn, soys and some canola left. Most canola done as are edibles.

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                  #18
                  Conditions here are brutal. Waves of drizzle that radar isn't even picking up.
                  A true " soaker". Combined wheat until 4:30 a.m. the morning of this systems arrival....we did our part!

                  Swathed our canola in drizzly rain yesterday, we did our part.

                  Make all the plans you want but you can't plan the outcome.

                  Our wheat is getting washed. Canola and flax are kinda moisture proof in the swath or standing(but not moisture proof in the bin). Our yellow mustard will be rimey.

                  Just glad we got off what we did....pushed it. The wheat is almost dry to about 16.5.

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by samhill View Post
                    An inch here in RRV, pretty much only corn, soys and some canola left. Most canola done as are edibles.
                    Manitoba amazes me, "winterpeg", but sure is early and warmer than NE Sk. Know fellow by Dauphin, totally better climate. Icebox Hudson bay F*cks us up but NOT Manitoba? How is that fair?

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                      #20
                      1.3 inches Saturday and another half inch today.
                      Yup fertilizer sales calls today LoL.

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