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    #13
    Originally posted by SASKFARMER View Post
    Certain areas are later this year and with rain every night and some days it does one thing causes grain to sprout.
    How big is the area in question? I know the years we couldn’t seed anything it wasn’t a very big area overall, and it didn’t affect prices squat. Is it a million acres or seven million?

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      #14
      Brazil is huge with many climatic regions. So is Argentina. FWIW as much as we think we know about these places we know fathomingly nothing. Their influence on world affairs is next to nil; they do their own thing and stay out.

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        #15
        Originally posted by WiltonRanch View Post
        Brazil is huge with many climatic regions. So is Argentina. FWIW as much as we think we know about these places we know fathomingly nothing. Their influence on world affairs is next to nil; they do their own thing and stay out.
        Like kinda huge acreages, too.

        At :26 of the video, those are either dinky toy sprayers or that patch of soys is rather large or there wouldn't be need for 3 of them?

        As in one corn field spreading out over 16,500 acres, according to Farm Progress online.

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          #16
          World Weather, it’s getting interesting for food producers. Think the world will finally realize the value of food and reward the primary producer? 🚀

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            #17






            Your correct it’s just a small area effected

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              #18
              This sounds like canadian canola experts in August 2020 all over again. It dry, its wet, big crop, smaller crop.

              https://www.agriculture.com/weather/news/dry-weather-concerns-extend-from-south-america-into-north-america

              https://www.agriculture.com/markets/newswire/rains-in-argentina-boost-expectations-for-good-soy-corn-crops

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                #19
                For 6 months "THEY" bought low, now selling HIGH! The right news works for those that spin it.

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                  #20
                  Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
                  World Weather, it’s getting interesting for food producers. Think the world will finally realize the value of food and reward the primary producer? 🚀
                  And China is hoarding all the grain, could be some hungry countries next year

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                    #21
                    They are getting desperate because time is running out to seed the next crop after beans harvesting at 30 moisture. Not fun

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