Producers Can Expect Drier Than Normal Spring

[MLamirandeRM]

According to World Weather Inc., producers in the Canadian Prairies can expect a drier than normal start to the spring growing season this year. Less than normal precipitation this winter has already left soil conditions on the drier side and above average temperatures across Western Canada are compounding the problem. Manitoba and southeastern Saskatchewan are expected to be the driest areas as colder than normal conditions and lower than normal amounts of precipitation are expected to be the theme in the second half of winter 2012.

Michelle, Farms.com Risk Management

[Burbert]

Thats a good thang fer Saskabush, ain't
it?

[freewheat]

Excellent news! They say it is a problem, I say it is a return to normal. Praise be!

[monte]

It will be interesting to see how early winter
breaks this year.

[freewheat]

Since we got our second foot, I revise my
excitement. I no longer believe it will be
dryer. ha

[dak7]

Winter is back and we will have to see what spring brings.

[monte]

Seems like the weather is going to be the wild card this year.

[BTO_farmall]

I sure hope not Michelle, I sure as hell hope not..........

[agate]

Yes, I am also surprised and happy
actually.

[jimmy]

was this forcast out to lunch.