Oct 28 Harvest report

[dmlfarmer]

I truly believe this guy says it correctly.

So the views of a political scientist, who started his career as a producer for Rush Limbaugh, and who has no training is climate science, and is primarily funded by the fossil fuel industry and conservative think tanks is your go to guy for science? Hahaha!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Morano https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Morano

[dmlfarmer]

Residual heat from ocean temps from the last solar peak . It will diminish as it always has in history. We are buffered from that by the Rocky Mountains and wild wider swings in the jet stream caused by low solar forcing . The jet stream dips further over land , aka , North America with nothing to slow the cold air down from the north .
Fairly simple actually

The jet stream demarcates the area between colder arctic air and warmer temperate air. If the arctic warms faster than southern area this also causes a shift and slowing of the jet stream. Therefore, why is it not possible that the last 4 harvests, and this past cooler summer may be at least partially the result of global warming since the arctic is warming faster? The exact effect re jet stream that you describe resulting from low solar forcing has also been predicted by climate scientists as the climate warms.

[dmlfarmer]

https://www.livescience.com/61716-sun-cooling-global-warming.html

Yes the planet needs to control pollution, we all get that . But blaming heat waves on mankind and erasing the medieval warm period because it was inconvenient to current climate models to solely blame human activity is stunningly wrong to advance the globalist warming agenda to push for the carbon tax wealth transfer program .

no one has erased the medieval warm period. Pure BS. And any credible climate scientist will tell you that climate is affected by BOTH natural and human influences.

[furrowtickler]

Like I said , start a new thread ...

[dmlfarmer]

Like I said , start a new thread ...

Bucket brought up climate change (post 13). You commented on his comment on this thread (post 17). All I did was ask you questions about your post. Don't tell me to start a new thread when I am asking you about your comment on this thread!

[Guest]

Then why did the low sun activity in 2019 not cause cooling in Alaska (hottest July ever) or north eastern US? https://weather.com/news/climate/news/2019-08-01-july-2019-record-hottest-month-alaska-new-england-boston https://weather.com/news/climate/news/2019-08-01-july-2019-record-hottest-month-alaska-new-england-boston

Or Australia? https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2019/feb/28/australia-breaks-weather-records-with-hottest-ever-summer https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2019/feb/28/australia-breaks-weather-records-with-hottest-ever-summer

Or Europe?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/July_2019_European_heat_wave https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/July_2019_European_heat_wave

no, no, no
canada was going to warm up twice as fast as anywhere else
can't have it both ways
another stupid ****ing mindless imbecile prediction to go with the rest of the horseshit laid on us

[farming101]

Hey Dml,

New record highs(by country, territory) in 2019

In Africa - 0
In Antarctica - 0
In Asia - 1 country
In Europe 6 countries, 35 did not set a new record in 2019
In North America - 1 country
Oceania - 0
South America - 0

Saskatoon 2019:
Coldest May average temperature since 2010
Coldest June since 2014
Coldest July since 2013
Coldest Aug since 1987
A nice Sept, warmer than last year(didn't translate into good harvest weather)
Oct on track to be coldest since 2012


Question: I wonder if the abnormal cold summer for Canada over hundreds of thousands of square miles was factored into the calculations or was there some cherry picking going on?

[blackpowder]

Personally I think she’s ball game boys.
I’m at wits end and have had enough.
I was thinking yesterday it’s difficult to comprehend all the work a guy does all year and at the end the job didn’t get done, makes you question what I could have done different.

It's our job to think what we could have done differently.
I bought a cart and tractor. Increased efficiencies 20-25%..
Spent money on bin heaters.
Still not enough.
Buy a second combine that just won't pencil?
Best spring seeding in years. Not enough.
At the end of the day lucky to have hired a big crew in to finish.
Not beating myself up. Can't afford 1500/ combine.
So, looking at securing local custom combine for next year.
More money inside bins for drying equip.
Rest; knowing I did what I could and didn't stop trying different stuff.
Good luck to everyone.
And keep an eye on those canola bins.

[dmlfarmer]

Hey Dml,

New record highs(by country, territory) in 2019

In Africa - 0
In Antarctica - 0
In Asia - 1 country
In Europe 6 countries, 35 did not set a new record in 2019
In North America - 1 country
Oceania - 0
South America - 0

Saskatoon 2019:
Coldest May average temperature since 2010
Coldest June since 2014
Coldest July since 2013
Coldest Aug since 1987
A nice Sept, warmer than last year(didn't translate into good harvest weather)
Oct on track to be coldest since 2012


Question: I wonder if the abnormal cold summer for Canada over hundreds of thousands of square miles was factored into the calculations or was there some cherry picking going on?

Math fact: you do not need a record high to have a higher average! So simply predicting what the average yearly temperature will be on whether or not there was a single day record set in any location is not valid, only an attempt at dis information.

[fjlip]

Hey Dml,

New record highs(by country, territory) in 2019

In Africa - 0
In Antarctica - 0
In Asia - 1 country
In Europe 6 countries, 35 did not set a new record in 2019
In North America - 1 country
Oceania - 0
South America - 0

Saskatoon 2019:
Coldest May average temperature since 2010
Coldest June since 2014
Coldest July since 2013
Coldest Aug since 1987
A nice Sept, warmer than last year(didn't translate into good harvest weather)
Oct on track to be coldest since 2012


Question: I wonder if the abnormal cold summer for Canada over hundreds of thousands of square miles was factored into the calculations or was there some cherry picking going on?

You forgot Feb, COLDEST in a 100 years, but oh no we are all dumb f cking farmers, don't have a brain to see how wicked HOT the planet is getting! Like holly shit ONE DEGREE, the sky is falling!

[Guest]

yes BP , you are absolutely right , we have been there too many times
when the weather won't let you even combine , you are hooped , dryer or no dryer
can't combine when you can wring water out of the straw , and thats how many areas were all fall

[fjlip]

Math fact: you do not need a record high to have a higher average! So simply predicting what the average yearly temperature will be on whether or not there was a single day record set in any location is not valid, only an attempt at dis information.

If anyone believes there is a WORLD average temperature accurate to a hundredth of a degree, 100% accurate and totally honest, NO ERRORS intentional or on purpose, you are beyond help.

[dmlfarmer]

Hey Dml,

New record highs(by country, territory) in 2019

In Africa - 0
In Antarctica - 0
In Asia - 1 country
In Europe 6 countries, 35 did not set a new record in 2019
In North America - 1 country
Oceania - 0
South America - 0

Saskatoon 2019:
Coldest May average temperature since 2010
Coldest June since 2014
Coldest July since 2013
Coldest Aug since 1987
A nice Sept, warmer than last year(didn't translate into good harvest weather)
Oct on track to be coldest since 2012


Question: I wonder if the abnormal cold summer for Canada over hundreds of thousands of square miles was factored into the calculations or was there some cherry picking going on?

I don't know, but was the record high temperature across the Canadian arctic factored in too? And since both Alert in Canada and at least 13 reporting stations in Alaska, and Greenland recorded all time record highs this past july I have to ask you where you got your stats showing only 1 North American country set a record.? (And for what dates do your stats represent) Are those all time high records for reporting station, for daily, or for monthly records. Big difference in meaning and impact. Please provide your source of information.

You might want to have a look at this interactive map from Berkley that shows global record high temperatures that clearly shows many more record set and in many more countries than what you indicate. https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-49753680 https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-49753680 And this was just for May to August 2019. There are another 8 months of the year in which records can be set that are not even considered

[blackpowder]

yes BP , you are absolutely right , we have been there too many times
when the weather won't let you even combine , you are hooped , dryer or no dryer
can't combine when you can wring water out of the straw , and thats how many areas were all fall

Well, that makes two farmers on here anyway. Lol

[bucket]

Took some durum off first week of September ...it tested 18...last friday was the first try at it again and it was testing 20....

I didn't try hard enough....got the wheat off tough though....its so much fun....