Warming it up for improved spreadability? 😂
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Originally posted by farmaholic View PostGarlic butter at that!
Vampire problems?
Allium Sativum.... the Patron Saint of warding off Vampires.
Or Covid social distancing medication?
Ummmm it was just defrosting to be spread on some buns for sandwiches while watching the train in the spiral tunnels. Best “social distancing tool†is a stock prod or just start coughing 😎
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Rained last night but we got the call to head north and help finish a friend off. Probably a Section or more of oats.
Friends to the West have 10 quarters of Canola and a few others are heading that way.
See we still care about neighbours in our area.
Happy Friday.
Oh, Trudeau will try to Screw us some way today. Phone a friend in Ontario and thank them for the shit for brains they elected.
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Originally posted by SASKFARMER View PostRained last night but we got the call to head north and help finish a friend off. Probably a Section or more of oats.
Friends to the West have 10 quarters of Canola and a few others are heading that way.
See we still care about neighbours in our area.
Happy Friday.
Oh, Trudeau will try to Screw us some way today. Phone a friend in Ontario and thank them for the shit for brains they elected.
Edit maybe a few boxes of beer or rum
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Harvest 2020 is a wrap here at 1:30am tonight. I discovered a Challenger 670 can move 13 miles and cover 119.9 out of 120 acres before running out of fuel😉. Darn gauge quit working with a bunch of sensors due to electrical gremlins. Luckily I was able to prime it up and run it to get the hopper off to avoid bringing the truck back in the morning. The kids hung out all day with me which was awesome and they’ll be disappointed in the morning to find out they have to wait a year till they can run it again.
After an hour he had the steering nailed down pretty good. I think he enjoyed it just a little 😎
Yields were less than expected on barley that looked amazing. Canola, I had extremely low (lower than ghetto low) expectations and it satisfied those. Now to finish Hay 2020 tomorrow hopefully so we can enjoy thanksgiving ................. kinda. Our oldest daughter has a cough so the in-laws would rather not have us. In the words of our neighbour......... F@#kin’ covid🤬
Enjoy your turkey or preferably a juicy steak😉whether it’s at a table or on a tailgate in the field.
P.S. It’s the first year in five that our crops never got snowed on. I’m very thankful for that. ðŸ»
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Woodland. I recognized the interior of that Agco. Yup they're thirsty machines. I assume a Cat is in it?
Best is the kid. Getting him addicted early are ya? No wonder it's in some people's psyche, soul and every thread of the fabric that makes them up. Keep them safe.
Take care man.
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Originally posted by woodland View PostHarvest 2020 is a wrap here at 1:30am tonight. I discovered a Challenger 670 can move 13 miles and cover 119.9 out of 120 acres before running out of fuel😉. Darn gauge quit working with a bunch of sensors due to electrical gremlins. Luckily I was able to prime it up and run it to get the hopper off to avoid bringing the truck back in the morning. The kids hung out all day with me which was awesome and they’ll be disappointed in the morning to find out they have to wait a year till they can run it again.
After an hour he had the steering nailed down pretty good. I think he enjoyed it just a little 😎
Yields were less than expected on barley that looked amazing. Canola, I had extremely low (lower than ghetto low) expectations and it satisfied those. Now to finish Hay 2020 tomorrow hopefully so we can enjoy thanksgiving ................. kinda. Our oldest daughter has a cough so the in-laws would rather not have us. In the words of our neighbour......... F@#kin’ covid🤬
Enjoy your turkey or preferably a juicy steak😉whether it’s at a table or on a tailgate in the field.
P.S. It’s the first year in five that our crops never got snowed on. I’m very thankful for that. ðŸ»
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