I saw something that I've never seen before here. In the ditches next to a plowed field, the snow is black from blowing soil. Never seen soil dry enough ( let along bare of snow) in March, to be able to blow. Not sure I have seen that at any time of year. That must count for something.
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Originally posted by bucket View PostThey gave decided to buy cheaper canola and import it to keep price down...
Can't being in phosphate but can somehow import canola
Congrats to the guys who were hammering those $18 bids a little while back.
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Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostI saw something that I've never seen before here. In the ditches next to a plowed field, the snow is black from blowing soil. Never seen soil dry enough ( let along bare of snow) in March, to be able to blow. Not sure I have seen that at any time of year. That must count for something.
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Originally posted by Partners View PostWhen canola hit 18 bucks, guys said they hadn't sold a bushel and were waiting for 20.
Now that it dropped like a rock those same guys are 100% sold???
Bullshit dot com..
The good news is this keeps the buyers on their toes. LolLast edited by Sheepwheat; Mar 30, 2021, 16:57.
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Originally posted by Partners View PostWhen canola hit 18 bucks, guys said they hadn't sold a bushel and were waiting for 20.
Now that it dropped like a rock those same guys are 100% sold???
Bullshit dot com..
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Originally posted by Partners View PostWhen canola hit 18 bucks, guys said they hadn't sold a bushel and were waiting for 20.
Now that it dropped like a rock those same guys are 100% sold???
Bullshit dot com..
We did manage to price a little nexera for $14.88 dec
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I guess we’re in the red zone and it’s not lying. The feed truck can drive loaded and bounce across all the ruts from seeding and spraying last year. Unless I drive in the slough grass there’s no way to get stuck. Feels like ‘02 here and that was 300lbs an acre of hay and pasture that never greened up. Maxed out the crop insurance and could really care less. Why worry about something beyond your control? Planning on fencing a couple hay quarters so they can be grazed and upping the corn acres for the cows. Maybe burn some carryover silage that I’d rather not. The grain side.............. the insurance takes all the stress away.
No worries. Bring on spring. ðŸ€
I’m as relaxed about this as my feed truck swamper was yesterday. Used to stress over this kind of stuff but what good did it do?
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