Friday Crop Report on a Thursday!

[FarmJunkie]

We are in serious trouble here. 4 inches of rain in the last week
Haven’t turned a wheel
Water laying everywhere
Forecast is terrible for the next ten day's
Snowing this morning
Eastern prairie production will be well below normal production
2010 all over again except the stakes are MUCH higher
Noth American weather in major crop producing areas is extreme this spring whether it’s drought or flooding. Combine this with existing global production issues and major global famine is a very real possibility

Your damn rights we are in trouble. The swamp has returned. 2-6 inches the last 2 days has put a lot of panic in the air. Creeks full roads washed out. Not fun times. Have had this before so no sense in getting to twisted up about it. Only difference is the costs are 5 to 10 times what they were the last time this happened to us.

[Sheepwheat]

Your damn rights we are in trouble. The swamp has returned. 2-6 inches the last 2 days has put a lot of panic in the air. Creeks full roads washed out. Not fun times. Have had this before so no sense in getting to twisted up about it. Only difference is the costs are 5 to 10 times what they were the last time this happened to us.

Exactly re the costs. And last time there wasn’t wild potential to make a killing if successful either, so it mattered so much less. Rent was 30 bucks for crying out loud.

[jazz]

Thankfully no snow! Gauge has 7/10", not a windy location. Similar within 20 miles. TOO cold also.

It took 2 inches of rain to finally melt the remaining snow in the yards. Unbelievable.

Anybody speculating on urea for next year. I shudder to think about it.

[BTO780]

There are other options.
Wonder how many more acres your BTO neighbours want? Rising costs don’t seem to bother them ... they just keep getting bigger.

BTO will soon be MTO
MEGA TIME OPERATORS.
They can have it.

[Guest]

Ahem ....
Anyone remember 79?
Or am I the only one ?

[Guest]

BTO became MTO’s (missing time operators)

[SASKFARMER]

Once June hits we cut back on all inputs if we’re still seeding. I’ll store the fert and the chem.

[Partners]

Once June hits we cut back on all inputs if we’re still seeding. I’ll store the fert and the chem.

Heavier seeding rates..
Up the phos...
Might not freeze till November?

[Sodbuster]

Definitely higher seeding rates in the cereals and canola when we hit June, will leave the P alone and start cutting back N if we progress into June. Goal is to get establishment on every acre before SCIC deadline.

[shtferbrains]

Ahem ....
Anyone remember 79?
Or am I the only one ?

Was that the year my flax froze in mid August?