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    #13
    Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
    Are they seriously that ignorant???
    There is still 90% of the cereals out in over 1/3 of western Canada..... most likely higher that’s that when looking at yields and volume .. and the cereal crop in that area won’t be touched in general for 10 days at least with of without driers .
    Lol , oh well I guess “they” know better lol
    Yep.I am afraid they were serious. It's all about talking the market down as I see it. Don't worry be happy. Keep saying it and maybe you will believe it.

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      #14
      Originally posted by grefer View Post
      Well according to Grainmillers in Yorkton cereal crops in Saskatchewan are pretty much wrapped up except the north is a LITTLE behind. News Flash. It's not a small area who have most of their cereal crop out west and north side of Saskatchewan.
      Here in the south there’s still 20-25% cereals left out. I thought only the news people were morons.
      So far we’ve had 1.3 inches since the keys were turned off in the combines. I’m trying to think what day that was already. Thankfully no snow!!
      All the best to the ones who have had snow. Been through that!!
      Furrow that truck in the snow is disheartening to look at.

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        #15




        Wind is getting up here now. Still misting and freezing. Tree branches snapping off. Standing crops just barely higher than the stubble beside it for now. Hoping the wind doesn't completely flatten then when they are this heavy.

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          #16
          Another one I’ve heard for the past week is , “oh don’t worry , it will stand back up”
          Lol 🤥. Well every situation is different but I can guarantee the majority ain’t standing back up lol .

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            #17


            Yesterday there was promise in the forecast, was supposed to turn around after this snow. What a way to ruin a day by checking the weather!

            I assume we will still get a window to get harvest done, at least most of it but could you imagine if this was it for the year for everyone on the prairies? What a game changer that would be.

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              #18
              Text or e mail all media.
              Wife did yesterday..
              The response she got was.
              "IS THERE A PROBLEM ON YOUR FARM?

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                #19
                Next two weeks. Not a single double digit in the forecast. Last time I had this strong a sense of foreboding, was when I left two thirds of my crop out in 2015.

                The strangest thing, is there is zero melting. First time I have seen this in September. Not snow, the lack of melting, the soil temperature actually has dropped enough that it is not melting. Nuts.

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                  #20
                  Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                  Are they seriously that ignorant???
                  There is still 90% of the cereals out in over 1/3 of western Canada..... most likely higher that’s that when looking at yields and volume .. and the cereal crop in that area won’t be touched in general for 10 days at least with of without driers .
                  Lol , oh well I guess “they” know better lol
                  All the crop reports are ACRES HARVESTED, if 63% that is the S with poor yields this year. Bet that the VOLUME is way under half, but convince them how? Just can't be negative on any topic!

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                    #21
                    Most of Northern AB and SK will return to the muskeg from whence it came in the future. Farms will be abandoned like the SE was after the droughts of the 30's. Snow is now accumulating here so will first you need a spring melt and then it has to warm and dry up. Not much chance of that till May now.

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                      #22
                      Originally posted by grefer View Post
                      Well according to Grainmillers in Yorkton cereal crops in Saskatchewan are pretty much wrapped up except the north is a LITTLE behind. News Flash. It's not a small area who have most of their cereal crop out west and north side of Saskatchewan.
                      Does anyone have any real idea of how much is left? Know most elevators ask every time you walk through the door and don't think it is for idle chat. It is recorded and forwarded to head office, wonder if they would share.

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                        #23
                        I just hope this temperature forecast is dead wrong ....

                        Or we are all done for the most part regardless of how much is left .

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                          #24
                          And just to kick us while we are down, did anyone notice that the usual suspect still had the nerve to start yet another global warming thread during the middle of this.

                          Kids are getting the snowmobiles out today, second time this fall. Too bad we can't ride most places due to crops being out.

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