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    #31
    Could be interesting if they have a booth at AIM.
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      #32
      How long has Fna/agracity been on shaky ground? You’d think with the 10 of thousands of members funds and prepaid accounts the business would be liquid all these years. People assume the owners stuffed cash away in the caymans but wonder if it’s more like the pigeon king scenario where the guy was pulling a Ponzi scheme but ended up penniless himself because of poor management.
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        #33
        Winds up to 80 K today here not fun for the crops

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          #34
          Rain event forecast was a bust. This crop is in trouble around here.

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            #35
            Originally posted by bucket View Post
            Rain event forecast was a bust. This crop is in trouble around here.
            We (Strongfield to a bit north of Hawarden) got very lucky and got 4 to 5 tenths between 3am and 6am. not a widespread event though. And we have only had around a half inch total since snow melt.

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              #36
              2/10" ...a start, it CAN rain, but 20% humidity and NO dew for weeks is horrible sign!

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                #37
                Originally posted by ry0972 View Post

                We (Strongfield to a bit north of Hawarden) got very lucky and got 4 to 5 tenths between 3am and 6am. not a widespread event though. And we have only had around a half inch total since snow melt.
                I seen that on radar. Was hoping it would push south. This province needs a good 3 day rain.
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                  #38
                  Originally posted by ry0972 View Post

                  We (Strongfield to a bit north of Hawarden) got very lucky and got 4 to 5 tenths between 3am and 6am. not a widespread event though. And we have only had around a half inch total since snow melt.
                  No general rain this year yet. Had half inch a few weeks ago I figured must have been “general” for my farm but 7 miles away at one field it’s quite obvious it wasn’t , looks like it barely wet the ground there.

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                    #39
                    Hopefully NE Sask can get some moisture out of this system
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                      #40
                      Lots of yield potential getting blown away this afternoon. Crop fairly patchy with good areas mixed with stuff that has sat for 3 weeks now. Land quality being a major factor. Flirting with crop insurance guarantee levels now. Early wheat will be headed out by the end of next week. Looks like rain will finally show by the end of next week. Later seeded crops will do better. With all the inflation around why do grain prices still suck? I sold 2008 crop wheat for $9.20 per bu. and best bid this past season is $9 so far.

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