Dakota Weather Consultants Weather for Aug 25

[dakotaweather]

Good Evening,

Well another cold front pushing through the Central US Plains, will make its way into the Great Lakes for Friday, while behind the front there will be a short lived cool down, followed by another round of warm weather, this warm weather will make it all the way into parts of Canada that will be dealing with the 30C temps along with a breezy southerly wind.

Tonight, if you check out our blog on the site, you will see the latest information in regards to a possible tropical impacting parts of the United States early next week as well.

Don't forget to stop over and visit our site for your 5 day forecast and also our latest winter weather outlook services that we offer for anyone from the AG Industry to the Snow Plow industry.

Enjoy your evening,
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Meteorologist Joshua Kelly

[furrowtickler]

Thanks for your input , I got one day please keep it coming . Our Candian forecast sucks until harvest , then they are right lol
The more info on weather the better

[furrowtickler]

If it was possible , probably not , that we had accurate forecasts three months out , a lot of farmers in west central Sask would not have went wall to wall lentils and lose their ass this year

[furrowtickler]

That would have been worth 10x any variable rate or "Ag coaching " at or before seeding

[sumdumguy]

Weren't we supposed to be dry this year?

[furrowtickler]

Exactly , sumdum

[furrowtickler]

That would have been worth millions more that all the fancy tech being pushed at farms that is worthless without knowing weather

[Guest]

some guys here paying $10/ac for agrologists help with soil samples and weekly visit , crops are f$&ked but that bill will still come to them . amazing

[furrowtickler]

Exactly caseih , I brought this point up here this spring and got pooh poohed on .
I think the quote was - you still have to grow a crop you need the best advice - well is Mother Nature Gona pay that bill ??

[blackpowder]

I for one, agree for sure. $10 an acre for 'high value" advice on low value crops.
There are far cheaper sources of agronomic input. If the expensive advice helps you that much, on all acres, all the time, you have bigger problems. One being too much money.