Well, Harvest 2019 should finish today or early tomorrow for us. We are heading to do 480 acres that back quarter is just a little wet. Could be fun or could be burnt if i get mad enough.
Did it pay to harvest this spring? Yes got what I figured was out in total dollars with a min amount of shelling and loss.
Yes, it also paid since I don't have to pay a Carbon tax for the sun and wind from spring drying. Oh, Trudeau will find a way to charge us. The grade is down one grade but being dry and has good weight its a good feeling to finally put a nail in the 2019 coffin and bury the ****er. To the new owners of the three musketeers, anyone will make a fine addition to your farm. You saw a lot in your lifetime. I think i pulled one out over 35 times.
So here is the Crop report.
Harvest for our area probably is close to complete. Few quarters here or there and some will be burnt. Hailed area to the north went up last night.
Seeding is just getting started with couple mudding in the crop and moving slowly. Next week it will be full-on. The ground is still cold. I would say 1% of the 2020 crop is in the ground on the north side of the valley and south isnt that far ahead.
Peas and lentils south of town are going in.
Lots will delay seeding Canola till ground warms up. Last year the early bird got stung real bad.
Moisture conditions are approaching we have enough now till after seeding. Total since the thaw is now 1 inch.
Pastures are slow to wake up and zero trees have leaves.
It seems we're in for a snow event on Saturday. Yep harvest is going to be done and now the winter that we never had will arrive.
I do consider us very very lucky to have had nice weather so far to get the 2019 crop off and actually not have that many issues.
So next weeks report will show a increase in seeding progress and maybe just maybe the ground will start to warm up and plants seeded will grow.
Ah farming in the artic. Be safe and here is to a good and safe crop year.
Did it pay to harvest this spring? Yes got what I figured was out in total dollars with a min amount of shelling and loss.
Yes, it also paid since I don't have to pay a Carbon tax for the sun and wind from spring drying. Oh, Trudeau will find a way to charge us. The grade is down one grade but being dry and has good weight its a good feeling to finally put a nail in the 2019 coffin and bury the ****er. To the new owners of the three musketeers, anyone will make a fine addition to your farm. You saw a lot in your lifetime. I think i pulled one out over 35 times.
So here is the Crop report.
Harvest for our area probably is close to complete. Few quarters here or there and some will be burnt. Hailed area to the north went up last night.
Seeding is just getting started with couple mudding in the crop and moving slowly. Next week it will be full-on. The ground is still cold. I would say 1% of the 2020 crop is in the ground on the north side of the valley and south isnt that far ahead.
Peas and lentils south of town are going in.
Lots will delay seeding Canola till ground warms up. Last year the early bird got stung real bad.
Moisture conditions are approaching we have enough now till after seeding. Total since the thaw is now 1 inch.
Pastures are slow to wake up and zero trees have leaves.
It seems we're in for a snow event on Saturday. Yep harvest is going to be done and now the winter that we never had will arrive.
I do consider us very very lucky to have had nice weather so far to get the 2019 crop off and actually not have that many issues.
So next weeks report will show a increase in seeding progress and maybe just maybe the ground will start to warm up and plants seeded will grow.
Ah farming in the artic. Be safe and here is to a good and safe crop year.
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