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    #21
    Sunday night minus three SE of Regina, much damage to lentils and canola reported. AGAIN

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      #22
      Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
      It's too early to write this crop off but in a couple of days its June first. The crop here seems "slow". Cool temps lack of precip and ****in wind. Peas are short for being planted about a month and took it on the chin when it froze....they had a whitish look. Wheat seems to be ok but any fool can grow it. Canola is all over the map...some ugly shit that looks like it got kicked in the "junk" to not bad stuff. It better rain pretty ****in soon. Flax isnt too bad but the odd spot with seed in dry dirt. We are coming up to in-crop herbicide time....give it what it needs, spray for esthetics, or just say **** it and cheap out(not my style...its my land and I like to think long term). Do you just keep throwing money at a crop that needs the free stuff, rain, more than anything else?

      Then there's the flip side of guys having a tough time getting their crop in. I guess you don't have to spend money on a crop that isn't seeded....but there's also no chance of making a buck either without a crop. At what point do you say screw it...I'm not planting? ....payments, rent, living expenses don't go away.

      Then there's the mixed/cattle guys in this area. ...pastures, hayland and hay sloughs are poor to dismal. The livestock have to eat....crops can wither and almost die but its different for livestock....they need to be cared for.

      Hard to believe the extremes....

      The level of risk is insane. Stakes are high, not for the faint of heart or anyone who knows better. I can't imagine operating on the "edge" under the varying circumstances we're facing individually.... too dry too wet both the shits.... it would be good to hear some good news out there in Western Canada crop country.
      I think I missed a memo. My shrapnel is all welded together and greased. Time to get started seeding.

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        #23
        Tweet you must be a liberal citiot because you sure aren't a farmer please do us a favor and f#$/off.

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          #24
          Originally posted by caseih View Post
          are you on drugs ??
          Are you on welfare? Do you feel taxpayers owe you a coverage of your expenses?

          The biggest disaster in farming has been the loss of the real effects of risk.

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            #25
            Hey tweety do u think we owe u a free lunch maybe your groceries should be 5 times higher than they are take a hike and get off the farmers backs you only enjoy the lifestyle you have because of our cheap food policys in the free world. ASSHOLE.

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              #26
              Farmers pay the full cost of crop ins. The govt inflates the premium numbers so it looks like they are contributing to ag but nobody would pay the premiums they claim for the shitty coverage we get. Tweety you are living up to your name a little yellow bird that is all beak and full of shit.

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                #27
                Originally posted by tweety View Post
                Are you on welfare? Do you feel taxpayers owe you a coverage of your expenses?

                The biggest disaster in farming has been the loss of the real effects of risk.
                You better come and try to farm here , i'll show you what risk is. Crop ins works for 1 year maybe 2 after that youre ****ed . Agristability is totally ****ing useless. If you were a farmer you would already know that . There is no ****ing other business that would assume this kind of risk . the only reason were still all around is because we dont pay ourselves 50 ****ing dollars an hour like everyone else gets and like you probably get whereever you work telling people how to do it

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by sofa.king View Post
                  Farmers pay the full cost of crop ins. The govt inflates the premium numbers so it looks like they are contributing to ag but nobody would pay the premiums they claim for the shitty coverage we get. Tweety you are living up to your name a little yellow bird that is all beak and full of shit.
                  Not only that crop insurance is making the govt money. There is a surplus in the kitty
                  Last edited by Guest; May 31, 2017, 18:14.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by caseih View Post
                    Not only that crop insurance is making the govt money. There is a surplus in the kitty
                    The GRF owes crop insurance 1.3 billion dollars.

                    Let that sink in.
                    10 years ago that number was 27 mil

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                      #30
                      What is grf klause.

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