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    #91
    Need a week to get into shape to seed. Chance of showers from 40 to 60% all week. Saturday is rain again. Why would I doubt them this year?
    Last edited by Sheepwheat; May 21, 2022, 10:03.

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      #92
      Originally posted by jazz View Post
      Looks like we have a week window to get some drilled in. Look what the US midwest is going to get.

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      This could bring HRS wht down another $2/bu....

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        #93
        Originally posted by foragefarmer View Post
        We got lucky as well only getting 4/10's this past round of rain.

        I see your area got somewhat spared as well.

        Are the spruce coming back?
        Received about 1 in . Few miles South received 2 in. Trees looking better. No standing water, all soaked in.

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          #94
          After 3 days of sitting we're finally moving again, forecast showing 1mm every day until Saturday, best forcast I've seen this spring, other than no heat. Let's hope we can get a stretch of good weather with some heat and get some seed into the ground before the next rain.

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            #95
            Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
            Lots in this area
            Option to roll contract to next year just makes the problem worse in a market like this. What happens if you can’t fill the 8 dollar canola contract you have from 2021 in 2022 either? 20 dollar per bu buyout? Can’t roll it again as the spread is more than the price value remaining. Best to bite the problem at the time and not take on further risk by rolling to next year.

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              #96
              Originally posted by farmboy44 View Post
              Option to roll contract to next year just makes the problem worse in a market like this. What happens if you can’t fill the 8 dollar canola contract you have from 2021 in 2022 either? 20 dollar per bu buyout? Can’t roll it again as the spread is more than the price value remaining. Best to bite the problem at the time and not take on further risk by rolling to next year.
              Ya I hear ya , not our problem but it’s out there
              Some simply never has the means to bite the bullet , been a tough few years for many in this area
              Not easy to judge
              Last edited by furrowtickler; May 21, 2022, 18:18.

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                #97
                Originally posted by Sodbuster View Post
                After 3 days of sitting we're finally moving again, forecast showing 1mm every day until Saturday, best forcast I've seen this spring, other than no heat. Let's hope we can get a stretch of good weather with some heat and get some seed into the ground before the next rain.
                My neighbour has the same flag, two thumbs up!!!

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                  #98
                  I should have looked closer, at the flag... sorry unlike... somehow we need to find a way to wake up our woke leadership... to build better futures for our grandchildren... not dig deeper holes of contempt and deception... the WHO mismanagement, the failure to use common sense on Vaccines, the Emergency Act abuse of our Charter rights... all have led to the alienation that many are expressing in shocking terms.

                  God help us to find constructive methods of convincing our leaders to respect our diverse opinions... not treat each other with contempt!

                  I see a major change in Australian leadership... a new Prime Minister... a surprise?

                  Cheers

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                    #99
                    Originally posted by TOM4CWB View Post

                    I see a major change in Australian leadership... a new Prime Minister... a surprise?

                    Cheers
                    "The success of the Greens and the rise of the independents explains why the two major parties, the Liberals and Labor, slumped to a record-low primary vote (which is where voters record their first preference).
                    There was always a none-of-the above feel to the head-to-head between the main party leaders. That has been borne out in the results.
                    Anthony Albanese, then, has achieved an ambiguous victory. There was no great groundswell of support for Labor. Indeed, its primary vote was actually 2% down from 2019, a meagre 32%. Although he is certain to emerge as prime minister, we still do not know whether he will stand at the head of a Labor majority government.
                    My sense during the campaign was that the Labor leader never fully addressed his prime ministerial plausibility problem. His gaffes did not help (although I think the public became more critical of the press pack's endless gotcha questions rather than his inability to always answer them).
                    Nonetheless, a politician who was better known for most of his career as a backroom fixer is now front of house, and will occupy the prime ministerial residence, The Lodge. This he will see as vindication of his "small target" campaign and his mantra of "safe change." It will also justify his political shapeshifting, from a left-wing firebrand to a risk-averse pragmatist.
                    Albanese is the son of a single mother who grew up in public housing in Sydney. His biography doubles as an Australian dream. But the 59-year-old has become better at sharing his backstory than outlining a compelling vision for Australia.
                    That said, his promise to make the country a renewable energy powerhouse, along with his pledge to adopt the Uluru Statement from the Heart, which is so important to First Nations people, has the potential to give his government a narrative that weaves together the unaddressed challenges of the future and the unfinished business of the past.
                    Meet Australia's new prime minister
                    Why Australia's election is big for the planet
                    Where to now for the Liberals? The corollary of the rise of the independents has been the fall of the moderate conservatives they ousted.
                    Monique Ryan smiles beside family
                    IMAGE SOURCE, GETTY IMAGES
                    Image caption,
                    Independent Monique Ryan (centre) is one of several high-profile women who have unseated Liberal MPs
                    In Wentworth, the Liberal MP Dave Sharma argued that the party would become more like the Republican Party in America if he and his moderate colleagues were ousted, and that warning may well be borne out.
                    With the departing Treasurer Josh Frydenberg likely to be defeated in Kooyong, the departing Defence Minister Peter Dutton instantly becomes the frontrunner for the leadership. This former policeman would take the party on a more rightward trajectory.
                    The federal election has made politics here greener, more feminine and, at a time of creeping Americanisation, more emphatically Australian.
                    Perhaps the overwhelming message from voters is that they want a different kind of politics. Certainly, 2022 will be remembered for its shock to the system result."

                    Politics will now be greener, more feminine, and more emphatically Australian, writes Nick Bryant.

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                      Originally posted by Sodbuster View Post
                      After 3 days of sitting we're finally moving again, forecast showing 1mm every day until Saturday, best forcast I've seen this spring, other than no heat. Let's hope we can get a stretch of good weather with some heat and get some seed into the ground before the next rain.
                      Sure do like that flag that is on your air drill.

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                        Sadly , the flags displayed won't change anything but what has caused the flags because of Trudeau will last for a long time.


                        Cause and affect. Trudeau is the one that started the " p**** Trudeau " flag bearing. He and his followers are too arrogant to realize it.

                        The effect is it is bad for the entire country.

                        Not the fact that everyone has an F trudeau flag.

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                          Originally posted by bucket View Post
                          Sadly , the flags displayed won't change anything but what has caused the flags because of Trudeau will last for a long time.


                          Cause and affect. Trudeau is the one that started the " p**** Trudeau " flag bearing. He and his followers are too arrogant to realize it.

                          The effect is it is bad for the entire country.

                          Not the fact that everyone has an F trudeau flag.
                          A nation… more, a world in distress.

                          The denial of the freedom of our human spirit…

                          The hope of humanity, our faith, our respect for one another… lost in arrogance and deception ….

                          God have mercy on us for our hard hearts.

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                            Originally posted by TOM4CWB View Post
                            A nation… more, a world in distress.

                            The denial of the freedom of our human spirit…

                            The hope of humanity, our faith, our respect for one another… lost in arrogance and deception ….

                            God have mercy on us for our hard hearts.
                            Save the sermon for church this morning Tom. People have a right to show frustration towards elected officials when they are inefficient and obstruct their livelihood.

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                              Originally posted by farmboy44 View Post
                              Save the sermon for church this morning Tom. People have a right to show frustration towards elected officials when they are inefficient and obstruct their livelihood.
                              Farmboy,

                              A reminder for me, if you missed that part… I am not at all pleased with our PM… how we present ourselves to our grandchildren is important.

                              Cheers

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                                Finally started today. HRS going in. Conditions are good little tacky.

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