Friday Crop Report on a Thursday! Week 31

[fcr]

Rumour is 6000/ac for sedley farm

[seldomseen]

NH3 job completed so most field work is done. Now off to tune up drainage with a 33 year old tractor and a 70 year old Be-Ge 6 yard sc****r. They are a nice match power for sc****d.
Can likely work on this until the ground freezes.

[seldomseen]

I guess I should have called it a earthmover?

[fjlip]

A landscaper..

[fjlip]

Rumour is 6000/ac for sedley farm

The Croziers? X how many acres? Huts? Monette?

Crazy amount of iron.

[fcr]

They were farming over 20000 acres , not sure how much was owned.

[jdg364]

The Croziers? X how many acres? Huts? Monette?

Crazy amount of iron.

I heard Hutterites are taking it over

[SASKFARMER]

Its the hutts.

Nobeach house or Cayman.

Latest sale is Abernethy Lemberg close to a mill a quarter average with yard.

[Jay-mo]

Saskfarmer, were you able to get any results from the green lightning fertilizer?

[helmsdale]

Aside from fire guards, which thank God weren't needed yesterday, you pay dearly for recreational tillage here!

Theres always at least one horrendous blow in the fall. It's basically guaranteed. Theres been somewhat of a subsoil recharge here, which may have provided a degree of reassurance that dirt would sit still... I dunno. I still think tillage is the devil here.

Everything's finally done. Quite a year. Peas were significantly less than appearances. Probably 1/2 of what was going up the front end. Cwad was a bright spot. There were spots that burnt right to the ground, but overall yield averaged out. Thankful that test weight is good. Variety seems to be the biggest determinate of grade here this year with a hot July and rain in September. Mustard was God awful. I'm in the phase where I think I've convinced myself I'll never grow the shit ever again...