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    #61
    Originally posted by fjlip View Post
    Or the climate boiling Geebow? Wildfires?
    Was just a matter of time this moisture pushed NW into the peace during wetter cycles,
    but sadly a few with the loudest mouths have zero clue and just yap propaganda

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      #62
      One week precipitation outlook in inches of accumulated precipitation. Lentils won't be happy.
      Last edited by biglentil; Jun 26, 2024, 05:57.

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        #63
        Holy Mackerel, is that 2 + 1/2 inches?

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          #64
          Looks like 3 to 4 inches for us good thing we cut more hay Did 80 miles of back roads hauling equipment from auction sale in Brandon. Not one canola field had ground covered yet and many you could not see the rows . The odd good standing wheat crop. Only crop looking good in our area is guys with Rye crops for now.

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            #65
            Looks like MB is going to be a swamp.

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              #66
              Hmm, I live in a different world in central Alberta apparently.. We are dry and really hoping for rain. Alfalfa now has brown leafs. No pasture regrowth. Lawns are brown. 2 or even 3 inches would be welcome here.
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                #67
                Originally posted by Hamloc View Post
                Hmm, I live in a different world in central Alberta apparently.. We are dry and really hoping for rain. Alfalfa now has brown leafs. No pasture regrowth. Lawns are brown. 2 or even 3 inches would be welcome here.
                Even if I have puddles its unwise for me to ever detest moisture.

                Seeding was a shitshow. New to me equipment and all that comes with it, combined with increased acreage, as well as considerable delays due to rain events meant late seeding... but realistically we're only at average rainfall for this time of the year. If you cut the grass it dies, pastures without significant moisture are by and large done for the year, and crops are *hungry* right now.

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                  #68
                  Almost dried out from last 4 in. Could be looming disaster.

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                    #69
                    Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post

                    yes a good bud from Makwa said same thing this morning
                    not good
                    they not terribly bad but Meadow east is completely screwed,
                    Remember years ago makwa meadow had a lot more hay. Lots got broke and farmed. Hay grows super thick. Few other places it does that.

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                      #70
                      Yes all through that area and north to Dorintosh to Goodsoil produce huge hay crops
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