Friday Crop Report on a Thursday!

[TASFarms]

Humidity over 75% might create some fuz. I think how dry it’s been and it would have to be days above 75% humidity. Wouldn’t that just suck to have high fuz.

[sumdumguy]

Planes going hard around here. Fungicide on peas, lentils, wheat. Weather can change on a dime, that we’ve seen many times before.

[furrowtickler]

Could be fungicides , grasshoppers or these .....

[bucket]

The trick will be who will cover them
Justin Solutions, Gars , even crop insurance could be in tough shape after this year . Especially the first two .... they tend to be insuring the 50,000 ac plus club .
I wonder how deep their pockets are after this year

If governments bail out the private insurers that should change the agristability rules on income again.

They are using that as a marketing gimic to get customers....but ...if gars and just solutions need government help that should put them in the same boat as crop insurance payments with respect to agristability.

[furrowtickler]

Planes flying here this morning
3/10 rain in a month of dry weather , my guess is midge

[jazz]

Wheat is just heading out here, lentils 2 weeks from flower. So not much spraying here yet.

But my neighbor did spray something on his freshly bolted canola. Some heat blast snake oil perhaps?

[SASKFARMER]

Some sprayed ReLeaf for the heat. Yea you can't make this shit up.

It's a major week in plant development in Western Canada and rain is the only thing that's needed at this point.

Rain makes grain.

[SASKFARMER]

1/10 of a 1/10 out of today's rain so that puts us at officially 4 inches since spring. and one inch since June 1 which was three weeks ago.

WE ARE getting CLOSE TO BEING ****ED>

[Robertbarlage]

So since we pay a carbon tax to change the weather can I sue the climate cult for not making it rain?

[iceman]

If governments bail out the private insurers that should change the agristability rules on income again.

They are using that as a marketing gimic to get customers....but ...if gars and just solutions need government help that should put them in the same boat as crop insurance payments with respect to agristability.

I struggle to understand why the government even agreed to excluding those pay outs from agristability. Does anyone know why?