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    Wave after wave ...

    Wow it just won’t quit now .. more snow just north of us , rain fronts almost continuously coming through. If we lose 2 deg we will get er as well by morning.

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    Sorry furrow I couldn't help myself. You can thank 101.
    Last edited by farmaholic; Sep 16, 2018, 20:46.

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      #3
      Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
      https://youtu.be/0AEj3LA2vSo

      Sorry furrow I couldn't help myself. You can thank 101.
      Lol , would be nice to be hopeful lol

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        #4
        Things are looking up, earlier today there was no sign of sun in the 7 day forecast... Should be back in the fields in no time.

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          #5
          Excess wet harvest weather is as hidious as excess dry spring planting weather. ****en extremes.

          I do not intend to make light of shit harvest weather some people are experiencing, it's too serious a matter. But I couldn't resist the opporthnity to link the video to furrows tread title.

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            #6
            Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
            Excess wet harvest weather is as hidious as excess dry spring planting weather. ****en extremes.

            I do not intend to make light of shit harvest weather some people are experiencing, it's too serious a matter. But I couldn't resist the opporthnity to link the video to furrows tread title.
            And you'll definitely need treads not threads to get through harvest in these conditions!

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              #7
              Originally posted by grassfarmer View Post
              And you'll definitely need treads not threads to get through harvest in these conditions!
              Missed that one. I don't proof read while on the treadmill.

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                #8
                Our forecast is bad in the NW until end of September.
                Very little done here except peas and the odd early field of cereal or canola.

                The crop is fairly heavy, we have reasonable rain, it was early in July from the heat, but maturity stopped with the smoke and the crop just did not mature.

                Going to need a nice October, November.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
                  Sorry furrow I couldn't help myself. You can thank 101.
                  You're welcome....

                  Yes, things are looking up. We may get a few hours with humidity under 50% this coming week. Pouring right now with showers off and on till the 24th so good crop next year.

                  Might be fit enough to do a test sample on Oct 1. Haven't dried a bushel yet but it may be time to kick raccoon out of drier

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by farming101 View Post
                    You're welcome....

                    Yes, things are looking up. We may get a few hours with humidity under 50% this coming week. Pouring right now with showers off and on till the 24th so good crop next year.

                    Might be fit enough to do a test sample on Oct 1. Haven't dried a bushel yet but it may be time to kick racoon out of drier
                    Because I am only Sandbox(play) farming we only have some flax left. I would have gladly taken some of the precipitation off your hands to put in the soil bank for next year. Weather! It would be hard look at a crop deteriorating in the feild because of rain/snow but maybe the positive side is soil moisture for next year. I know...**** off farmaholic!

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