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    #11
    If the weather holds we should be down to 15 quarters left by tonight. On the road, early few guards need replacing.

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      #12
      Bucket I’ve been saying that for years but the Koolaid has been drank and now the lease payments and half a mil lands gotta be paid for so the drones gotta go back to work and row with the rest of the slaves. Farmers never learn. Too many greedy bastards.

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        #13
        700 acres done last week by tonight. Funny this is the longest stretch we had on harvest 2019. Last fall it would of rained two days ago. Dry today and slick.

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          #14
          Well we can't harvest here yet....actually just started to rain.

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            #15
            Can't drive a quad in the field and started raining.

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              #16
              Got to a whopping plus seven today. Can skidoo anywhere I wish.

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                #17
                Warmest day of the year at +7 but that is still below normal. Same as Sheepwheat can snowmobile anywhere and no chance anyone would ever combine.

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                  #18
                  YES this a crazy HUGE difference in snow pack! Total white here and SF# combining dry wheat, WTF? you are truly blessed not to have this COLD white SHIT all over! Thank somebody you are where you are!

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                    #19
                    Yes I do give thanks for the great weather.

                    Did get sticky on the clay late today.

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                      #20
                      SASKFARMER, goodluck and keep at 'er. We finished our direct cut harvest during the last half of Mar while it was still frozen. Guys with swathes had to wait till now to get going, the cold nights this week were a blessing for them as when the frost comes out, we'd be knee deep in mud again, like last fall. Great winds this week too. Bonus is to harvest on frozen ground, saves filling in miles of ruts before planting.

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