Day 10 no harvesting and its getting sick already.

[tweety]

Just a quick question, does all your total income come from the farm or is it a second kinda bonus income ?
Realize that Sask farmers are not 100% covered by insurance...... not even remotely close .
Gives one a whole different perspective as to weather, lost grades , huge grade discounts and lost income not covered at all .

From the farm, but does it help to keep whining about it? No.

Here's your forecast, better ramp up the posts, maybe that'll change the weather. It's all how you look at life, change what you can, meh what you can't. Prices are going up, so see its not all bad.

https://www.theweathernetwork.com/ca/news/article/high-impact-snowstorm-for-southern-manitoba-northwestern-ontario-this-thanksgiving-weekend-dangerous-travel-blizzard-conditions https://www.theweathernetwork.com/ca/news/article/high-impact-snowstorm-for-southern-manitoba-northwestern-ontario-this-thanksgiving-weekend-dangerous-travel-blizzard-conditions

[Guest]

Glowbullshit warming at its finest

[macdon02]

Glowbullshit warming at its finest

Was the weather network on the receiving end of a portion of the 600 million?

[macdon02]

Wiki "The Weather Network" ...... guess who is behind them.

The Weather Network was licensed by the*Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission*on December 1, 1987[1]*and began broadcasting on September 1, 1988 as*WeatherNow, under the ownership of engineering firm Lavalin Inc. (now known as*SNC-Lavalin) and*Landmark Communications.[2]*The channel gained its present name on May 1, 1989. In the early years, TWN, and its sister channel, MétéoMédia, shared a single television feed via*analogue*transponder*on one of the*Aniksatellites, with computer-generated local*forecasts*airing on one while the*video*feed*of a live forecaster or*commercials*aired on the other. The two services began to run separately starting in 1994, while both were still based in Montreal. Local forecasts were generated using the same systems owned by The Weather Channel in the U.S. called*WeatherStar.[3]*TWN began using its own system called PMX in 1996, which is still in use today. Pelmorex purchased The Weather Network from SNC-Lavalin in 1993, two years after the merger of SNC and Lavalin.[2]*The channel launched its website in 1996.

[sumdumguy]

I hope Elizabeth May and McKenna are rubbing their legs together for heat cause no fossil fuel for them.

[farmaholic]

Will I cross the line into being an old man if I go to bed at 8 p.m.?
After an all-nighter combining stint.
Canola then a small patch of wheat I left behind on a half section that I used to purge the combine before starting yeĺlow mustard.

Do I get overtime and double time or just the honor of having someone pick apart my grain and pay me as little as possible for the results of my efforts?!

[grassfarmer]

The two day and night harvesting window is coming to an end here. Be a lot of guys around here ready for a lie in when this crap hits. YR indicating 90mm by Sunday. Not sure what direction these bands are forecast to go in North Dakota but it looks ugly.

[sumdumguy]

Farmaholic, did you get your mustard?

[farming101]

The two day and night harvesting window is coming to an end here. Be a lot of guys around here ready for a lie in when this crap hits. YR indicating 90mm by Sunday. Not sure what direction these bands are forecast to go in North Dakota but it looks ugly.

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Not good. Increased amounts for Manitoba in latest runs. Might have to break into the feed pile

[Guest]

Will I cross the line into being an old man if I go to bed at 8 p.m.?
After an all-nighter combining stint.
Canola then a small patch of wheat I left behind on a half section that I used to purge the combine before starting yeĺlow mustard.

Do I get overtime and double time or just the honor of having someone pick apart my grain and pay me as little as possible for the results of my efforts?!

yes,
no to the OT