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    TGFFF Days

    These are the days we wait for all year (sarcasm), you know the days when we roll out into the crisp exhilarating air only to find the thermostat. Even US is expecting temps in the minus thirties and forties. Go solar!
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    Its the day battery sales guys wait for and normal AG. DAY weather. Least won't be pushing snow out of feed bunks for a few days if its crisp. Noticed bare patches in the canola stubble that we sowed the winter wheat. Wind just keeps blowing it down to the green stuff and piling it in the ditches and yard sites.

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      #3
      3 nights with windchill in the -45 range.
      Deadly.
      Bad things happen around a farmyard.
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        #4
        Going to be inaresting to see how power grids and infrastructure that keeps us comfortable holds up.

        Also expect the stories about winter wheat might bump commodities?

        Coldest on the map is right above here.
        Last edited by shtferbrains; Jan 22, 2026, 10:38.
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          #5
          Yup real cold..Wonder if the ice bergs are melting today?
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            #6
            I am sure they are melting faster than the speed if light (sarcasm).
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              #7
              Speaking of weather, is Greta still shaming, now that climate change is old news her crowd numbers would be smaller than JT, if thats possible.
              Probably just moved on to Jagermeister shots by now.
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                #8
                The positive effects of climate change continue to accumulate.

                This last crop year saw new world wide record yields for corn, wheat, r a p e seed, soybeans and barley.

                Again.

                For how many decades have the chucken littles of the world been forecasting the exact opposite trend?

                Maybe next year...
                Last edited by AlbertaFarmer5; Jan 23, 2026, 13:41.
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                  #9
                  Low tonight minus 44, wind switching to ESE from NW direction.
                  I took some people to airport last night and at least five autos were abandoned along highway and ring road. This is the weather designed to kill “germs” and just about everything else having the misfortune of living out there. So odd that LDUnder has positive 44 degrees. Which is worst?

                  Fossil fuels make our existence possible in the Palliser Triangle at this time for sure.

                  P.S. To NASA : If the world is actually spinning at thousands of miles an hour this seems odd. Hmmm
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