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Friday Crop Report on a Thursday, second week August.
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Yuck. What a year. Even the good areas are struggling.
in our area ( sturgeon county) its.. no bueno.
now up to...ALL ac of our peas yield assessed at
Zip.zilch. nadda. 0
Have about 500 ac of canola will be same thing.
One of the chiefs of fcc is coming out next week for a visit to edmonton area. Hes doing a quick farm tour to see how ugly the area is and we got volunteered.
Im gonna mention lowering their interest rates a solid....11 to 34 times.
Interestingly enough i was told that FCC was the first crew to request loan repayment from Monette Farms and thats what started the whole she -bang.
Harvest , other than getting stuck, will be a breeze.
basically 60 % of our acres will be combined with a disc.
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At the very least get the Monette rate. Something like 1% below prime and principal written off.Originally posted by goalieguy847 View PostYuck. What a year. Even the good areas are struggling.
in our area ( sturgeon county) its.. no bueno.
now up to...ALL ac of our peas yield assessed at
Zip.zilch. nadda. 0
Have about 500 ac of canola will be same thing.
One of the chiefs of fcc is coming out next week for a visit to edmonton area. Hes doing a quick farm tour to see how ugly the area is and we got volunteered.
Im gonna mention lowering their interest rates a solid....11 to 34 times.
Interestingly enough i was told that FCC was the first crew to request loan repayment from Monette Farms and thats what started the whole she -bang.
Harvest , other than getting stuck, will be a breeze.
basically 60 % of our acres will be combined with a disc.
Every farmer should copy their MO . If they manage their way out of this clusterphuck.
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Looks like seed pod weevils like good big pods. Where the army worms like the top burnt out ones. One good wind and it will be all out on the ground.Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostCanola yields definitely been taking a hit in many areas well before harvest begins
Seed pod weevil, berthas , lack of any moisture the past 30 days , heat stress and repeated hail storms all contributing
Seems weird that the guys that sprayed for everything now have aphids.
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Probably just a coincidence that multiple non selective insecticide applications would result in insect problems.Originally posted by TASFarms View Post
Looks like seed pod weevils like good big pods. Where the army worms like the top burnt out ones. One good wind and it will be all out on the ground.
Seems weird that the guys that sprayed for everything now have aphids.
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Long ways from the finish line yet, our first quarters hopefully will be ready to preharvest in about 2 weeks if we can find some warmer weather. June peas are still grass green and could use a drink, maybe tomorrow if the weather cooperates. Canola still green but starting to turn, Bertha started to show up but numbers don’t warrant spraying yet. Wheat and peas look to be above average if we can make it to mid September without a frost, canola I’ll be happy if I can get close to average instead of being in crop insurance territory.
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We combined son's winter wheat might hit 60bu and sprayed beans for grasshoppers. Sons monitor froze up day before we where going to use it . Dealer service says a few guys had same thing happen in area the same time they think the combines parked in front of shops getting checked over during the heat caused cab temps to rise and screw up circuit board. My old cat got wheat off before they got his fixed.
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