Friday Crop Report on a Thursday!

[seldomseen]

One hot day here and I noticed a lot of green looking fields turn a sick shade of yellow!
Mudded in fields with bad compaction then big rain. Crop stayed kind of green when it was cool but that warm day it must have tried to grow and is now struggling.
More rain forecast that's not going to help.

[Guest]

https://www.620ckrm.com/2022/06/20/h...-saskatchewan/

And ya , thieves have been out bad here as well this past month. Seems non stop at times
Terrible to have to deal with this crap , but too many idle hands living off free money …. Sickening how they have to steal and vandalism from those who work hard to make a living
Added stress in life not deserved

But ..... have you ever heard of someone stealing a house ??????
it happened here in Crooked River!

[Tucker]

I have canola mudded in with a seedmaster that I think was seeded too shallow with muddy packer tires. Everything came up after a rain but. What are those Devloo sc****rs going for? I think they would have been worth it this year.

[woodland]

https://www.620ckrm.com/2022/06/20/h...-saskatchewan/

But ..... have you ever heard of someone stealing a house ??????
it happened here in Crooked River!

Obviously a few crooked people live in Crooked River too😉

Here they strip the houses clean. Even the plastic light switch covers and rusty heat register covers are taken. I guess taking the whole thing is easier than one piece at a time.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Obviously a few crooked people live in Crooked River too😉

Here they strip the houses clean. Even the plastic light switch covers and rusty heat register covers are taken. I guess taking the whole thing is easier than one piece at a time.

But in a really bad neighborhood, they even steal the bridges:

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/dec/20/ohio-man-charged-stealing-58ft-pedestrian-bridge

Of course, some smart @$$ might have recently sold it to them, and they were gullible enough to go an pick it up and take delivery of it.

[Guest]

First barley growing hard