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    #21
    Had rainfall insurance on my grass for 8 years .Never collected once.Cancelled it for a few years.This year I put it back on thinking it will rain to make sure I do not collect.Cheap bait.

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      #22
      Okay, they were forecasting 2 inches for us Tues-Thurs, this morning now, TWN has just upped the amount to 4 inches!

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        #23
        Canola Prices

        $11.25 triggered (yes I had a dam TPA) yesterday and I heard it did at another Co too. I think it will go higher yet. My next strike price might start with a 12.

        Do you think that's in he realm of possibilities "Captain Oddball"? Yours truly, Moriarty.

        Canola weather market?

        Our area is "forecast" for rain at the beginning of next week, but I won't turn blue holding my breath in anticipation.....

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          #24
          Lerner is saying 5-10 mm for our area....to us that would probably result in not even settling the dust because the forecasted amounts probably won't materialize. But I am "hopeful" they do. Seeded ground could probably "take" a good splash after all those hot dry windy low humidity days. Those dry ridges between the furrows act like huge sponges.

          Doesn't drive you nuts that they are saying up to four inches? I guess you can say they never warned you if it does happen!!

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            #25
            I feel like I am in another country. Dry here in central Alberta and no rain in the forecast. One positive farming through some sloughs that haven't seen a seed in 10 years!!! Have a good day:-)

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              #26
              Looks just very cool and dry here with just a small chance of showers and a good chance of light frost every night from Monday till Friday

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                #27
                Ya, that's about it, their disclaimer! 2 inches would be a disaster for us, let alone 4! Even 1 inch will leave water standing everywhere, and hold us up for a few days, could live with .5-.75

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                  #28
                  Highs may only get to single digit by Wednesday

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                    #29
                    Which land will dry out quicker after a big rain, a unworked pea stubble field or standing wheat stubble field with low spots worked?

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                      #30
                      Pea stubble

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