Friday Crop Report on a Thursday!

[SASKFARMER]

This didn’t fill to potential thanks to dry weather

[bucket]

FFS ...saskfarmer.....wtf do you know....


What you don't know could be put on the head of a pin.....and there would still be room for what you do know....


Lmao...full sarcasm....just poking the bear....hahaha....

We knew two weeks ago when the heat hit the crop couldn't put the moisture to the head....market experts like Townsend ignored it...he has suffered or will suffer major credibility with people....

[SASKFARMER]

That was funny I’ll get you back.

I do agree his credibility has dropped.

[sumdumguy]

A tour of southern Sask has me predicting lentil yields average to below 1200 lb. Podding was just not there and lots of disease patches would produce zip. Lentils even at 30 cents a pound provide a pretty meager return. A lot of guys won’t bother with lentils next year if there is no improvement in price. Many lentil growers around here went back to reds this year and I am hearing some 6 to 8 bushel yields in areas that got a bit of rain. We haven’t cracked into a half section of those yet.

Maybe early seeded durum will fare better than late around us. This heat has put a lid on everything and especially the late seeded. But we may be happy for this hot spell if it freezes early. I’ve experienced combining lentils at near 100 degrees and 4 or 5 days later the “f” word.

As for Canola, who knows? I don’t know how anything survived with no rain. 2/10 and 3/10 a month apart doesn’t make for a bumper crop. 🦨 All rain systems avoided this area like the plague.

[Guest]

well , its real simple
anyone dumb enough to believe this horseshit (my apologies horse) these libtards are slinging, climate emergency, green power generated with unicorn piss, etc., etc. would also believe you can grow a bumper w/o rain , its just that fk-n simple
common sense is not that common anymore

[furrowtickler]

And to top it off.

https://www.nexusnewsfeed.com/article/geopolitics/china-s-flood-of-woes-gets-worse/

Add in canola huge carry over .... not there
Heat damaged crops like said above
Huge areas that were very wet in northern Alberta and NW sask where some crops will be well below average .

But the market ignores all the above .... big crop. , big crop .... quack quack .

Some areas will be very good , but more areas will not be very good

[SASKFARMER]

You don’t have to be a brain surgeon to see the heat is. Taking yield. Leave one of your wives house plants on the deck for a week and then bring them back in tell me how she reacts. That’s canola yield in extreme heat.

[agstar77]

Adding insult to injury special 6.10 for 1 red 13.5. Only 20 years late. Think you can pay for the green turd with that?

[woodland]

The corn has sure liked the heat here. Probably grew two feet this past week. Really pushing things along nicely. If we had the equipment and dryer ready to go maybe could try the barley this month which never happens here. Supposed to be cooler and some wet again though so who knows.

[bigzee]

Lock your bins. See how hungry the crooks get.
Sheet, I forgot there’s bills to pay.