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Dry in all of the Northern Hemisphere but the Market only cares about Russia.

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    #13
    I didn’t realize Saskatchewan was all of the Northern Hemisphere 🤔🤔

    Plenty of places here that aren’t dry.

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      #14
      Yea ok so your wet good I was over wet for years and then one day it stopped raining.

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        #15
        Funny how that works.

        It was dry here for years and then all of a sudden... it started to rain!

        Never would have guessed it could happen, myself.

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          #16
          Originally posted by Blaithin View Post
          Funny how that works.

          It was dry here for years and then all of a sudden... it started to rain!

          Never would have guessed it could happen, myself.
          The good lord giveth and taketh away. Enjoy what ya got. Can’t do booger all about it unless you won the free money irrigation lotto😉

          As long as there’s enough cow chow life’s good.
          Crank up the insurance and enjoy the ride

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            #17
            Hmmm fine line between production hiccup and potential choke.

            As we further delve into the numbers, we can see that the percentage of wheat stocks held by the major export nations are at very low levels.

            The percentage held has dropped as overall stocks increase. The question now remains, are those global stock figures accurate?

            There are rumours of flood damage to Chinese grain storages, and question makes around their actual stock levels. If either of these is true, it points to a situation which could shift very quickly.

            Overall the world has had good production during the past decade. The law of averages says that we are due a production hiccup. There is still a long way until next harvest though, and anything could happen between now and then.

            Some times the more ya read the more you read the harder it gets, booger it hav3 a coffee or a beer

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              #18
              71% of the Agriculture land in Western Canada is abnormally dry. Ok, genius lets do fun with math then so 29% is really wet.

              Wouldnt that be news, Nope not in shit hole Canada.

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                #19
                Originally posted by SASKFARMER View Post
                71% of the Agriculture land in Western Canada is abnormally dry. Ok, genius lets do fun with math then so 29% is really wet.

                Wouldnt that be news, Nope not in shit hole Canada.
                Why, WHy, WHY , WHY do you keep bringing facts to this forum....no one likes facts.

                LOL

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                  #20
                  unless its about a massive crop or carryover

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                    #21
                    Originally posted by malleefarmer View Post
                    Hmmm fine line between production hiccup and potential choke.

                    As we further delve into the numbers, we can see that the percentage of wheat stocks held by the major export nations are at very low levels.

                    The percentage held has dropped as overall stocks increase. The question now remains, are those global stock figures accurate?

                    There are rumours of flood damage to Chinese grain storages, and question makes around their actual stock levels. If either of these is true, it points to a situation which could shift very quickly.

                    Overall the world has had good production during the past decade. The law of averages says that we are due a production hiccup. There is still a long way until next harvest though, and anything could happen between now and then.

                    Some times the more ya read the more you read the harder it gets, booger it hav3 a coffee or a beer
                    More wheat has shipped to China from Canada in the 4 months (May-August 2020) then in the 13 months prior to that. (April 2019 - April 2020)

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                      #22
                      Originally posted by caseih View Post
                      unless its about a massive crop or carryover
                      You dont hear the guys around here talking about their big crops they had in july and are are selling for 9.50 because it would have made them money......its more like that 9.50 and the reduced canola crop is a money loser....oh oh.....but wait a second Jimmy Jack Joe we already depreciated grandpa's fortune on that new paint....well do you think grandma has any left in the cookie jar?

                      all it takes is 5 bpa decline and things don't look so rosy.

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                        #23
                        Originally posted by farming101 View Post
                        More wheat has shipped to China from Canada in the 4 months (May-August 2020) then in the 13 months prior to that. (April 2019 - April 2020)
                        And we know now instead of back in May to August on wheat that was probably booked in February?????

                        The fact we don't have sales reporting on simple things like this is just mind numbing to me and highlights the incompetence of Ritz and ROOD ten years back...and to this day it highlights the incompetence of farm groups and conservative MPs.

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                          #24
                          Had a nice rain last night in south central sask.Far from filling up the dry sub soil but is a start.About 8 months too early to cry drought for the 2021 crop.

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