Sask Ag and Food! Heat didn't effect yield!

[SASKFARMER3]

Yea that is total BS. Heat that we had for five days didn't effect yield.
Good one McLean good one.
Same old BS guys in office talking to CWB farmers that know nothing.
But why would I expect any thing to change.
Seems funny Canola stopping blooming after heat spell all over the place yet their will be no yield loss.
Friday crop report.
Durum proceeding along nice no 2005 crop but looks good. Fusarium threat is lower this year than other years but one week behind normal.
HRS looks good where didn't flood out it is one week to two behind normal need warm days and nights sure cooled off Wednesday night. Needed a hoodie on the deck.
Oats behind but coming on. Not best ever but its better than last years.
Barley looked good early on now see flood damage and will be average.
Flax fields look awesome but late.
Peas look good but water damaged areas from the farm progress show rains are gone.
Lentils don't have but neighbors are podding not bad.
Canola all over the place. Early is finishing flowering and will do very well. Middle seeded is sick and not impressed with heat and flood back in June took toll in each month.
Late if it makes it will be good also but its late.
Over all 10 bin bumper crop and zero a flooded out piece of crap for scale.
Crop of 2011 is a 7 but more heat like last weekend and it would drop to 5 real fast.
What are others seeing. OH yea one field of peas on high assessed flat ground pure shit need a huge hail storm.

[SASKFARMER3]

What are others finding in their crops.
10 bin buster and 0 flooded out disaster crap.
7 for our area Regina to Canora.

[GreenValley]

Here in west of Central and around Central Alberta somewhat look very good or better than in Brooks. Dont know if better than Sask, haha. Alot canola starting blooming Golden Yellow Alberta should have replace Alberta blue flag, hahah and some of them start spraying for sclenornia. Barley starting to lodge due mother low raining continue and not too warm here while Sask, Man got heat. I envy Sask and Man got good heat.

[SASKFARMER3]

Simply
If you have 60 hrs or canola a 10 a 5 is 30 bus a
15 is a 3 etc etc.
So I'm grading our crop a 7.

[freewheat]

Oats 9, canola from a 0 to a 10, mostly a
4-5 though.

[GreenValley]

ok, here is RR Canola 10 and other Polish 6 - 8.

[sumdumguy]

The heat did a job on canaryseed near Regina.
We really didn't need it quite so hot, but in 60's,
this was common summer weather.

[ry0972]

As for canary seed this year I have not seen a field yet or talked to anyone who thinks theirs will make over 20 bpa this year. Small heads and few tillers, aphids and leaf disease (that almost nobody said they were gonna bother spraying for!).
The price just slowly keeps edging up as summer goes on so I think the .30 cents in Jan/Feb cleaned out alot more carryover than most realized and very few acres got planted this year and yields are looking to be average on 1/2 of them at best? and below to unharvested on rest.
Seen/heard of LOTS of damage from both Puma and Avenge this year?? Fields that had no wild oat spray look to yield 50% better and a week or two more advanced??
Proccesors/brokers are continually calling/posting .30FOB and better for sept/dec delivery??

[groundspeed]

Most commodities are gonna take off as soon as reality hits of how much is out there. Stats can has no clue .Hang on to carryover if you can.