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Originally posted by SASKFARMER View PostI agree canola is all gone on most farms and even the spring thrashed is almost all gone. It’s BS about any carry over.
Last years hrs is getting hailed as now falling numbers seem to be a thing of the past again. #2 wheat instead of feed is the new normal. Amazing how a winter can change grade.
Fu king games by grain companies suck.
Oh these arrived can I play with Chuck in the sandbox also.
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Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostBins are empty... all over here
Local Richardson says they will be empty for a month before harvest ..... and they are not alone
Huge canola carry over 😂😂😂
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Originally posted by fjlip View PostWell Wadena is totally opposite, line ups at both terminals, 10 deep! Apparently farmers were waiting holding out hoping for a better price. Trains every week, both plugged full at train time.
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Originally posted by woodland View PostEvery elevator and broker I’ve dealt with in the last ten years has called in the last couple weeks. Never had that before. I think most bins are empty around here. Those calls seem to reaffirm that.
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Finally got the chopper and truck ready now if only Ma Nature could too. Another half inch in 24 hours puts the brakes on everything when it’s borderline anyway.
Corn is starting to stretch out except for any low areas that drowned out. Expectations are quite low especially on the clay. The sand is fairing much better.
Had to put up a half mile of fence to move the cows and it was nice and easy to start from scratch and not push trees and pull ancient wire out. Aside from sinking the quad, gator, tractor, loader, and wagon it went great.
The hay looks nice in swathes but I prefer seeing it minced up with plastic pulled over it and covered with straw. Tucked away safely for a couple years till it’s needed.
The cows are enjoying some barley with pasture underseeded while being moved to the next pasture. We have to leapfrog them from one quarter to the next since there’s too much bush and water to just push them right through without leaving some behind.
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Hopefully the sun wins in the tug o’ war with the clouds. Although the dark side seems to be wining in more ways than one. The thieves struck again here on Sunday night. Smashed a window and the ignition on our ‘95 F150 then took it to the reserve and took out the rest of the windows. They cleaned out about 5-8 grand of tools and even took the toolbox too. Left the tidy tank in it though.
Left in a hurry too. Kinda getting tired of this too.
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Originally posted by WiltonRanch View PostFurther west you go the easier it is to move grain. Freight cost to the coast is a major factor.
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Originally posted by woodland View Post
Hopefully the sun wins in the tug o’ war with the clouds. Although the dark side seems to be wining in more ways than one. The thieves struck again here on Sunday night. Smashed a window and the ignition on our ‘95 F150 then took it to the reserve and took out the rest of the windows. They cleaned out about 5-8 grand of tools and even took the toolbox too. Left the tidy tank in it though.
Left in a hurry too. Kinda getting tired of this too.
Is rural theft a big issue there? Sounds like it at times.
Fark we go out leave house unlocked, fuel Unlocked, keys in ignition you name it no drama here.
Closer to indigenous areas problem is like yours, seems ingrained into them really dunno why.
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It came in just after dark but my son got this picture just before it hit us ......
Spooky wall cloud , tons of lightning
Just rain at farm the odd small stone
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