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    #13
    Breadwinner

    I see a change in riders lately.

    He has been thanking the Lord and ending with blessings etc.

    It has to be getting better for him.

    Shit, he will probably get a 400000 deduction for his farm soon as well.

    The Lord works in mysterious ways.

    Rotflmao.

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      #14
      Yesterday swathed canola was over 14 and standing wheat was well over 20
      Nobody movin yet - later today the guys with driers most likely will be going.

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        #15
        I usually swath my canola, but the first three fields swathed blew around in the wind because the stubble was too short to hold it.

        So I got the plane in and desiccated the rest. Nice to cut but a little nerve wracking.

        I went from no straight cut canola to 2200 acres. A pretty big experiment.

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          #16
          I tried some standing, ummm... canola I think last night. 12.2 at 3, 11.4 at 7. I too am thankful for the modest crop since I was able to push 35' through at 7mph and make the return trip on a full mile. I am humbled by the blessings bestowed upon me.

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            #17
            Straight cut canola is higher in oil bigger seed. By weigh Eagan 4 to 6 bu an acre more in this area.


            Fields you straight cut are a bit wetter yes... but now swaths are laying in water. That can't br good for quality.


            New varieties don't shell as bad anymore.


            We sprayed eith our high clearance some varieties didn't even she'll around the wheel tracks at 85% color change.

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              #18
              Canola in swath was 12.8 last night.
              Gonna switch headers and go in the standing wheat today.
              If it'll flow nice that's "dry" enough. Time to get this crop in the bin. Nerves can't handle waiting anymore.

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                #19
                Maybe Monday here for canola. Waiting to see a combine in standing soon. Standing wheat is a tangled MESS, and soil is saturated.

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                  #20
                  I've already had two bins of barley and a bin of canola try to heat this year within days of going in the bin dry. Not sure how much more borderline grain I want in the bin?

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                    #21
                    Ado how much green or second growth in your binned crop?

                    You are making me nervous.

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                      #22
                      son in law just tried some standing wheat-18%, grain temp of 24 degrees... maybe tomorrow.

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                        #23
                        Standing wheat at 21.5%
                        Trying not to get much done on purpose.
                        Lots of hours of drying per load......

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                          #24
                          Standing wheat down to 18.5 now.
                          Hope this weather holds now. Nice drying day.

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