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    Friday Crop Report on a Thursday!

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    Ah just like that the season changed. Felt the other morning like late October, not early September.

    We did manage to get to 45% done, still grinding away in HRS and should be down to only two sections left if we can get today. Had funny rain showers the whole week. If you were in the path maybe 2/10ths to half an inch. If you lucked out you got 10 hard drops and it moved on. We got 10 hard drops a few times in the last 7 days and it was just enough to get the grain back over the just tough stage again.

    Ah, Boy wonder is in Saskatoon pretending to be a leader. It seems to me he is trying to Blame Trump for all his shit for brain parts of the Nafta and actually thinks he can win the next election on getting No Deal with the Americans. The Mexicans and the USA have a deal and Canada was left on the sidelines. WTF is going on or is that part of JTs plan to kill NAFTA blame trump and call an early election based on the negative outcome. It guarantees him a fat severance and that's all he cares about never having to work another day again. Please, people, don't fall for it.

    Oh the NDP won an old NDP seat in Red China, really no surprise other than the fact the NDP didn't win it by a landslide. Leader number whatever exits the building. They needed a huge win to show the population they have the best idea. But just like JT, they are just not ready.

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    Ok, here we go.

    HRS. For the most part, a lot of the 2018 HRs wheat crop is in the bin last few fields are getting harvested and these are the larger guys and the guys who bet on growing HRS instead of oats and barley or canola on canola. Yields are similar to higher than last year. It depends on fields but most that had the rain is doing very well. The grade is a Number 1 with protein from 11.9 to 16.7. But if it yielded stupid stupid stupid the protein is at the lower end of the scale. AC Brandon has done an exceptional job but in a very dry year, its height could be a problem. It's short. 10 out 10.

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    Barley is all off and the Malt game is ongoing. All ours was excepted and the yield was similar to last year. Later is not as good.

    Oats is lighter and less yield than last year.

    Soy is done since the frost and in total shut down. It missed the August rains and will be below average yield. Some will drop the crop in 2019 and some will add and some will lower acres. Good thing the local Terminal spent a lot of money on a soy treatment plant.

    Green feed is getting cut since its about a week since frost the season ended for silage corn as it is white. Pastures are holding and guys are being everything in sight.

    Flax a few fields have been straight cut and are off. Yield lower than last year. Clean fields did really good for the year. Organic is full of wild oats and probably the worst yield in years.
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    Canola harvest is starting with guys Straight cutting but leaving patches as it's not really ready field wide. Swath guys are needing 14 days to get to being dry. Winds have moved very little in swaths yet. Some days the last week were wind speeds of up to 60 km, minor damage. Lots of guys who were Straight cut last year Brought the swather back and still do a portion swath. Good promotion but the reality is its tough to sit on the sidelines on a great harvest day when everyone else is combining. Yield 35 to 62 for our area so far or Average to slightly lower for some. Our last fields of Pod shatter were swath this week. They are used on our farm to help us keep ahead and damage control if we get behind swathing. The last field swath was hail damaged and did have regrowth. The first plants did hold there pods intact with min shatter. On our farm, its buy the swather and maybe if the RR spraying thing in fall does happen to buy a few more swathers. THey won't let you spray liberty or RR canola in fall if we cant spray HRS.

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    my report....still driving past an empty 10000 concrete Viterra elevator....still wasting fuel time and tires because of it....and even more maddening is the sight of those ugly ****ing bins showing up on my land...

    You guys figure it out because this is not a money making year....

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      #3
      Cattle are getting loaded up for the fall run good luck to our one Combine driver and our old JD dealer today at the Yorkton sale.

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      Ok thanks to RME for the Demo still waiting for the Fendt to hit the yard. Interested in that machine. Maybe three.

      The case will work fine I know. It will hit canola Friday if we get the next two wheat done today.

      So again the weather has changed and not for the better. It is Jewish holidays so like my father says the rain will come. The guys who got snow, wow I have only seen wet snow this early a few times in our area the worst was when I was very young and dad harvested south then turned around and drove empty back and harvested south again. The only way to get it and we had some kind of lifter I remember them being in scrap pile years later. That was in the 60s.

      So stay safe get the dryers fired up as the last half of harvest 2018 might get interesting. This weekends forecast for our area is just F#King awful.

      Be safe and remember the ones at home are way more important than any crop that they will take for way less than its worth.

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        #4
        Something is up with the railroads already as our Canola contract for early sept is now delayed till last week of September. The games are starting as cars are not showing up.

        New bin site and bins will be built in 2019 size of bins are still in question. 50000 or 25000 or 30000. or the stupid cost is 17000 hopper bins. Wow, are they overpriced?

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          #5
          S/F ..what kind of concaves in that 9240 ?
          We recently installed “Mad” concaves ....



          Huge difference over the case narrow wire.
          Just something to consider during or after your demo .

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            #6
            who makes the mad concave?

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              Last day for Fargo Big Iron shows it usually rains this week in Canada. Our winter project is an international 460. Got it running now just lots of work.

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              We didn't get enough rain to go, oh well 2019 maybe. 227.9 total rain since snow left at the weather station.

              Dryer set up running fine and ready if this weekends shit show hits.

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                #8
                Originally posted by SASKFARMER3 View Post
                who makes the mad concave?
                holy shit sf3 , i am shocked , good for you!
                mad concave are made in hamiota mb. we have been using them for years
                the latest version have no wires , flat plates with slots . they are amazing in all crops hard to thrash. we combine red clover, alfalfa and flax with no blanks , the wheat is so clean this year it looks like it has been cleaned. if that 9240 has a small tube rotor , they will work really good . the large tube thrashes better. it is interesting to note that they have built a half set and hangers that are easy to change for a jd as well ! he says you are crazy if you ever blank a concave.how anyone thinks they can do a good job thrashing with wide concaves in a hard thrash crop is beyond me . i can change the four concave in ours in 10 mins total. you will be happy with the grain saving ! take your cart scale and try a mile with each colour , you will be surprised. oh, and cat or lexion are better than case at saving grain .
                haven't turned a wheel here for a week , peas and cereals are off. one field canola. rain every day
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by caseih View Post
                  holy shit sf3 , i am shocked , good for you!
                  mad concave are made in hamiota mb. we have been using them for years
                  the latest version have no wires , flat plates with slots . they are amazing in all crops hard to thrash. we combine red clover, alfalfa and flax with no blanks , the wheat is so clean this year it looks like it has been cleaned. if that 9240 has a small tube rotor , they will work really good . the large tube thrashes better. it is interesting to note that they have built a half set and hangers that are easy to change for a jd as well ! he says you are crazy if you ever blank a concave.how anyone thinks they can do a good job thrashing with wide concaves in a hard thrash crop is beyond me . i can change the four concave in ours in 10 mins total. you will be happy with the grain saving !
                  Case ... do you use the slotted concaves for canola as well ? We bought two .
                  And yes that gentleman knows his stuff , we were very impressed with everything so far .
                  What is sad that our local dealership knew nothing of these Mad concaves, and also did the eye roll thing . They are missing out because case concaves simply don’t cut er on their new machines. They work ok , but for the price of these machines they absolutely need to work better . Mad concaves make that happen.

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                    #10
                    Good somebody is getting things done.

                    You could haul your canola to Bunge, Fort Saskatchewan. They are almost shut down for lack of deliveries.

                    Snowed off and on last 12 hours. About 2-3 inches accumulated in Edmonton. Area 15-20 done. So screwed....again.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by SASKFARMER3 View Post
                      Something is up with the railroads already as our Canola contract for early sept is now delayed till last week of September. The games are starting as cars are not showing up.

                      New bin site and bins will be built in 2019 size of bins are still in question. 50000 or 25000 or 30000. or the stupid cost is 17000 hopper bins. Wow, are they overpriced?

                      Not to worry there is a round table meeting on right now.

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                        #12
                        We are not screwed yet. The fields are not saturated and will hold the trucks.
                        The balls should come off the monkey this week. So a warm dry wind in October should get going easy.......

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by walterm View Post
                          Not to worry there is a round table meeting on right now.
                          Any round table meeting with railways involved should be referred to as a circle jerk.

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                            #14
                            Railways are falling behind in September during a year where the southern prairies have been talking drought all year?

                            Oil shipments are breaking records.

                            This is setting itself up for a backlogged shipping winter especially after the northern prairies and Peace River region get the crop off.

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                              #15
                              Hard to understand when so very little crop has been taken off yet in a huge area . Elevators here can’t even fill the trains coming in , and won’t for at least 7-10 days yet . So really , wtf is going on other than oil ? Buffet be dancing in the board room lol

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