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    #11
    Originally posted by sawfly1 View Post
    2 am ,it is actually raining, almost skunked in july,half of June too., not sure what good it will do at this point?second growth nightmare or settle the dust. Canola 15 ? 20 ? whoo hoo. Wheat .maybe 30 , peas are yellow self desiccated, not mine , but faired well considering 20-30. ?
    Canola is just truly sad, 50 - 60 last year it is less than 1/4 the crop.even the wheat there are some
    burnt to a crisp areas . The crazy part is except for southwest of north Battleford ,nothing i have seen on my limited travels was as good as here.. that is a pretty sad statement.
    We are very thankful for the rain... the weather channel said not to expect anything because the smoke was stopping the rain... this will help many crops in Alberta fill... and keep temps down for a few days. 1/2" long way from starting second growth.

    Cheers, this will bring up bushel weight for many farms!

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      #12
      It would be nice if the temps would come down for a couple of days. The life of the farmer - looking to the sky every day. Wish it was easier to farm the prairies.

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        #13
        Boom goes the markets over night thanks to Ag canada saying all is good relax what drought.

        This one you dumb ****s at Ag canada

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          #14
          Originally posted by SASKFARMER View Post
          Some it does matter, some it does. I sold off the last of my 2020 wheat Friday. Now waiting on canola that’s delivered with a positive 46 November. Like I said last year they talked up a piss poor crop last year and took huge profits out of farmers hands. Mathematically the crop ain’t huge in northern USA and canada over all out west .
          You sold on Friday?

          In another thread, the usual suspects on Agrisilly piled on the criticism when I suggested it was a good time to price some of our grain. Was I wrong and you were right? LOL

          The sentiment in many posts is the crop is so bad that there will be very little to harvest and prices will only go up from here. If you believe that I am not sure why anybody would sell now.

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            #15
            It is high time these “experts” opened their eyes. What planet are they on?

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              #16
              Originally posted by TOM4CWB View Post
              We are very thankful for the rain... the weather channel said not to expect anything because the smoke was stopping the rain... this will help many crops in Alberta fill... and keep temps down for a few days. 1/2" long way from starting second growth.

              Cheers, this will bring up bushel weight for many farms!
              Yesterday was our best chance of rain for the past couple weeks and the next couple as well. YR.NO had us down for up to an inch as of a few days ago, kept scaling it back as we got closer. Still had 60% chance day and night.

              Ended up with not a drop. Big series of storms passed just north of us, then hooked around straight east of us. Lots of lightning. Probably missed GDR again too by the radar maps.

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                #17
                Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post
                Yesterday was our best chance of rain for the past couple weeks and the next couple as well. YR.NO had us down for up to an inch as of a few days ago, kept scaling it back as we got closer. Still had 60% chance day and night.

                Ended up with not a drop. Big series of storms passed just north of us, then hooked around straight east of us. Lots of lightning. Probably missed GDR again too by the radar maps.
                Yes, nothing here, both disappointing and unbelievable.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by jwab
                  Looked to me like that rain hit mostly the same areas that have had rain all summer.

                  Chuck needs to be completely ignored by all, this guy resents farmers and does nothing but throw out insults.
                  And always farmers in the 3rd person.
                  And always condecending and denigrating.
                  Interesting that he is now giving out marketing advise for the first time in his 5000+ posts on agriville. Yet a couple of months ago he told me that the Commodity Marketing forum wasn't the place to discuss commodity marketing...

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by GDR View Post
                    Yes, nothing here, both disappointing and unbelievable.
                    I thought I had enough hay cut now that it would guarantee a rain. And all of it on ground so low and wet that a good rain would probably render it unsalvageble.

                    Apparently my Midas touch is broken.

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                      #20
                      [QUOTE=jwab;502946

                      Chuck needs to be completely ignored by all

                      jwabber mouth, why do you offend so easily, and then attempt to influence all Agrivillers? I thought you completely believed in freedom.

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