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    Friday Crop Report on a Thursday!

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    Well last weeks monday snow event and then the last three days of on and off and on rain has ground seeding to a halt. But some guys in pockets have made some astonishing seeding very close. South of us one guy is 40% plus done. Very nice area with hardly any snow and missing all the showers. One other guy i know is seeding his land east of us across a creek as it is almost perfect seeding conditions. But if he finishes on that side and moves home it is a total different conditions.

    I feel most will start scratching around and trying today. Friday might be a go day for some and Monday looks like seeding will be in full force in our area. Harvesting of fall grain has turned into a zero event as every time it gets sunny it rains the next day. One note the early seeding guy at Edgeley sprayed his one main field yesterday night and i expect him to be going on that one Friday. For us start up day will probably be peas on Saturday and wheat Monday with second drill.

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    Some fields the frost is starting to come out and winter sloughs are dropping slowly. Our main Rm finally had the grader out. May first is a good start point. But i will give it to them the new guy can grade.

    Burn off will start for most as a guide the sprayer tracks tell the seeder guy where its safe to seed and go. Weeds on some fields are coming like gang busters. Peas fields are the worst from last year. Some wheat fields have really nothing at all to spray.


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    I was going to burn some fields and still might but they seem so wet during would do really nothing. We will heavy harrow every field I'm thinking.

    Last guy rolled out of the yard with his grain and the cleaning is done for the year. Few guys wanting a pea run again but were closed.

    Drill two is ready but yesterday found someone must of needed two sensors on the drill while it was sitting in town at the dealership more than we did, as they took the harness and sensors. Really like fingers Louis.

    Wheat had a spike, not as high as i wanted but I'm hoping for the magic $7 for the remainder of my HRS #2 this last three bags is unpriced so far. Barley all gone to Manitoba barns. Funny Hutts send corn to Saskatchewan and then same trucking company picks up our barley and back to neighbouring colony. Canola have June delivers priced right just looking for 12 for remainder in late July. Most our almost out of grain now in our area.

    Weather forecasting is the million dollar question or is it Billion dollar. Seems Environment Canada is saying it will be a very nice warm summer in western canada. Then Acuweather is saying drought from Peace to battle ford to regina down to estavan all land on west side of that line will be in full drought. Then Drew has us in panic mode with seed when you can as next week another rain event and this pattern will go all summer. Who to believe.

    So enjoy one of my favourite times of the year seeding, its a new beginning a new start on a new adventure every year. Some times you win the game some times mother nature turns her ugly head and wipes you off the map. But every spring as long as you can you plant a crop and hope, pray, cross your fingers whatever it makes it to the bin.

    Happy seeding happy mothers day and seed on. Be safe the ones at home are way more important than any crop.

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    Oh one tid bit on the Kansas wheat tour happening this week. They aren't counting yield in areas where snow flattened the fields.

    WTF sort of like Ag Canada counting only last fall harvested canola using just acres harvested last fall and forget the ones that didn't make it to this year.

    Lots of WTF moments as wheat has 13 lives.

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      #3
      Zero basis for canola offered again in Saskatoon area

      Just one more little bump

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        #4
        101....if you wait long enough it may become "positive"!

        $eeding is going good, overall, today's issue is seeding into flax straw/stubble. Good thing it's dry in the slum of the Ghetto or it would be alot worse.

        I have to seed canola into 450 acres of pea stubble yet. That should prove interesting if it gets tough. Shallow slow seeding into some longer pea vines in places. Quicker speeds with deeper seeding chucks more dirt around helping to pull straw and stubble through the drill ranks...but I'm seeding canola!

        Is that enough negative waves for one day Captain Oddball? ......"see what sendin out all them negative waves done farmaholic? Have a little faith farmaholic, have a little faith.....

        Take care and work safe....
        Last edited by farmaholic; May 4, 2017, 22:37.

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          #5
          Seeding canola on May 4? There goes new crop prices

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            #6
            Gotta get through all the wheat first...just started it today. And there goes MGEX! Little leaguer "playing" in the big leagues.

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              #7
              Looks like sell the rumour was the play

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                Originally posted by SASKFARMER3 View Post
                Oh one tid bit on the Kansas wheat tour happening this week. They aren't counting yield in areas where snow flattened the fields.

                WTF sort of like Ag Canada counting only last fall harvested canola using just acres harvested last fall and forget the ones that didn't make it to this year.

                Lots of WTF moments as wheat has 13 lives.
                Accuweather radar shows fain, rain and lots of it from Illinois to Alabama. Flooding will have an impact after their late winter episode. Higher wheat prices may make seeding decisions easier as we've been known to switch mid-stream. Start cleaning more wheat SF3. LOL

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by farming101 View Post
                  Seeding canola on May 4? There goes new crop prices
                  Lucky you, F*cking MUD in every dip here, need week of this weather to DARE!Click image for larger version

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                    #10
                    Is it running fj?

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                      #11
                      I think I am south of you FJ and same crap....just plastered a clean truck checking a field that I thought was my driest.

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                        #12
                        have not checked my field yet I think it is way to wet yet.Went for a drive today from Castor to Whitecourt lots left to combine. there was some combining around Rimbey and some seeding north of Erskine most people are sitting and waiting hopefully middle of next week

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                          #13
                          A very nice drying day today but water still running through the fields here so it will take awhile yet before any field work. Most of the water had stopped before last Monday when we had about .08 of an inch of rain. Right now the forecast says 10-15 mm of rain Sunday and I hope they are wrong.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
                            Is it running fj?
                            Just adjusting stuff, hurry up and waiting.

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                              #15
                              Last night going home i noticed lots were out harrowing in our area, Fields that were spiked last fall and wheat stubble. One guy seeding peas south of highway and another guy north started.

                              One guy on way back to regina had a quarter seeded. He was the first guy out of the gate last year.

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