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Friday Crop Report on a Thursday!

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  • GALAXIE500
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2003
    • 675

    #91
    Good morning all.

    NW of Maple Creek where we live , crops that were looking good 2 weeks ago are now in survival mode. Yesterday We saw 43 degrees C at our place ( 109 +/-) F, with a SW wind . No crops like that , nor do I for that matter. On the mercury thermometer , it showed 104 degrees F . Salvage mode is the talk of just about anyone I have talked to in our area, basically hoping we get some seed back and anything after that is good also.
    Hay crops on dryland , in a word Dismal. Alfalfa winterkilled in most places on my stuff. I will have less than 25 % of what I need, so we have spoke for some feed already. At least Trudeau won't get any $ this year , like I give him much anyways. LOL !

    I remember 1987, 88 , 89 , 90 and 2002. All of them were dry years down here. Baled a lot of crop for feed , and this year will be the same. I would not want to be anyone who has bought $350K land and new air drills and combines the last few years. We have a few of them in our area. They are more gutsy than I am, and I don't hold it against them either. Everyone has their own show to run as they please.

    As far as the "experts" who say that western Canada has a good crop on the way , they must not leave the house , because I personally think there ain't no bin busters out there. At least not down here in the south half of this province anyways.

    Sorry for the negative crop report everyone, but that is what is happening in our area , but if we get two inches of rain we will harvest something.

    Here's Hoping !

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    • Guest

      #92
      Originally posted by helmsdale View Post
      On another note, Thank you SF3 for keeping an actual farming thread on this god forsaken hellsite. It's about the only bloody thing I even look at these days on here!
      The end is near

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      • Guest

        #93
        Originally posted by SASKFARMER View Post
        Any one who thinks we can achieve a big crop this year is smoking dope or a meth head. We are flowering in high heat and warm nights with a bad wind every day.

        Any guy who comes on tv radio or what ever and says it’s a good crop needs be charged if we could. Any one who subscribes to these fools needs to have a serious hard look at their costs and drop idiots like those I described.
        But hey
        Look at the bright side
        This will cure the imaginary fert , glyphosate, chemical shortages

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        • SASKFARMER
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2005
          • 7022

          #94
          Yea you are correct. Massive demand for Fert in 2022. Soil tests will show you got lots in a drought. Min needed as min was used.

          Today looks interesting for storms on the east side we will see what it brews up, warm and jo mosquitos at the lake.

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          • furrowtickler
            Senior Member
            • Dec 2004
            • 21997

            #95
            Originally posted by Taiga View Post
            J.P. Gervais, FCC’s chief economist. “We are now projecting record high farm revenue in 2021..”

            https://farmtario.com/markets-business/business/farm-debt-under-control-but-watch-for-higher-interest-rates/?module=explore_widget&pgtype=homepage
            So why do they do crap like this ??
            Do they have no clue how crops actually grow ?

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            • furrowtickler
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2004
              • 21997

              #96
              Originally posted by GALAXIE500 View Post
              Good morning all.

              NW of Maple Creek where we live , crops that were looking good 2 weeks ago are now in survival mode. Yesterday We saw 43 degrees C at our place ( 109 +/-) F, with a SW wind . No crops like that , nor do I for that matter. On the mercury thermometer , it showed 104 degrees F . Salvage mode is the talk of just about anyone I have talked to in our area, basically hoping we get some seed back and anything after that is good also.
              Hay crops on dryland , in a word Dismal. Alfalfa winterkilled in most places on my stuff. I will have less than 25 % of what I need, so we have spoke for some feed already. At least Trudeau won't get any $ this year , like I give him much anyways. LOL !

              I remember 1987, 88 , 89 , 90 and 2002. All of them were dry years down here. Baled a lot of crop for feed , and this year will be the same. I would not want to be anyone who has bought $350K land and new air drills and combines the last few years. We have a few of them in our area. They are more gutsy than I am, and I don't hold it against them either. Everyone has their own show to run as they please.

              As far as the "experts" who say that western Canada has a good crop on the way , they must not leave the house , because I personally think there ain't no bin busters out there. At least not down here in the south half of this province anyways.

              Sorry for the negative crop report everyone, but that is what is happening in our area , but if we get two inches of rain we will harvest something.

              Here's Hoping !
              It’s reality , and proves that anyone who predicts big crops and record revenues is simply a fool and being paid to lie basically.
              Time will show how wrong they are ..... again
              Last edited by furrowtickler; Jul 3, 2021, 17:13.

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              • fjlip
                Senior Member
                • Oct 2002
                • 9878

                #97
                Did ANYONE predict, run up in prices this year????

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                • Guest

                  #98
                  Originally posted by fjlip View Post
                  Did ANYONE predict, run up in prices this year????
                  Sf3 did

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                  • Sheepwheat
                    Senior Member
                    • Jun 2017
                    • 3137

                    #99
                    Storm coming, looks intense. Fj, breadwinner, partners, batten down the hatches and get hail insurance yesterday.

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                    • furrowtickler
                      Senior Member
                      • Dec 2004
                      • 21997

                      Originally posted by Sheepwheat View Post
                      Storm coming, looks intense. Fj, breadwinner, partners, batten down the hatches and get hail insurance yesterday.
                      Watched that one all morning slide south of us going east .... yup it picked up steam now

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