Could be another year of feed shortages especially hay in the south. Even the nw here hay crops no screaming hell but every chunk of grass getting knocked down. Every antique pos running down ditches making hq hay. Too cold in spring and old stands don’t make big yields. Grain guys here are seeding greenfeed and doing well.
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Not to make light of anyone going through drought (been there before), and we definitely will be loosing yield as well, but in our area in SW Sask, the heat is somewhat welcome. The durum is finally being pushed into doing something after nearly sitting still for the first 2 weeks in July. After the past 2 late harvests and having snow on crops, I wasn't looking forward to the strong possibility of another late harvest.
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Originally posted by SASKFARMER View PostOnly place crap insurance will payout is if the entire farm had real bad hail and you're below your coverage.
It's a win-win for insurance companies.
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Originally posted by wiseguySince I've bee 5 years old looking thru the window pane
There's been debt growing in the fields every years the same !
Hopin' this year ends quicker.
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Originally posted by SASKFARMER View PostOnly place crap insurance will payout is if the entire farm had real bad hail and you're below your coverage.
It's a win-win for insurance companies.Last edited by Dr Tone; Jul 29, 2020, 22:09.
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Bring on the heat baby🌞ðŸ‘
I’ll take all the heat I can. Humidity, rain, fog, clouds, and calm days can disappear for ten days and I’ll be happy. Been cutting hay like crazy and we got 60 hours without rain and it was fantastic. Finally able to load out grain since the yard is dry-ish and I don’t mind cleaning the flat bottoms out I just wish it wasn’t in the afternoon when the bin runs out😉
Currently sprinkling.......... again but looks like a couple kinda decent days are coming. Gotta stop every hour or two to clean the discbine rad screen since it plugs with mosquitoes. Mowing down more frogs than mice which is different.
Amazing how different things are across the prairie. I’ve got knee high corn, canola that’s going to be dukeing it out with Jack Frost, and hayfields begging me to shave them. Another fun year for sure.
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