I swathed all I could east west and on 3 quarters I estimate 30% of the swaths that when I went eastward are gone the ones that I travelled west with the swather are only 5% gone. How heartbreaking after all these bad years
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Agree with all, this fukin wind demolished some canola. Heavy hail in about a 10 mile wide stip from Macklin to north of Denholm caused 75-100% loss, and 75% of the canola was still out. Also Half of that was a good 30-40 bus crop. To boot anything 30 miles north of south of that line is 20-80% wind damaged from wind.....This was very, very wide spread. Wheat was shelling out for *** sake.
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Riders: My experience was that if the swath was laying the same direction as the wind was coming the ones with the pods facing the wind got somewhat scattered or shook so hard it shelled alot of it, the tops of the swath looked white. If the pods(swaths) were leaning away from the wind they actually did very well and didn't suffer too much damage.
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I think your odds are better on east west swaths. However up until yesterday my worst damage was from a south wind.
After yesterday I have the experience of watching my swathed lentil field blow away. To the farmer who in Manitobe who harvests my lentils please send me my crop share!
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