Some of the early canola in the area is doing that one spike and blooming thing. Ground is not covered and you can see the jackrabbit trying to hide at 500 yards. You can stroke that stuff off the 40 bu list !
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If the forecast holds true it looking more and more like a small crop coming.
2002 the crop hung on until the July 1 long weekend. That weekend the temps shot up to mid and high 30's and that kind of ended it.
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We are on the precipice on having the best crop in a decade or the worst in 2 decades. Honestly our crops look really good, but we are surviving on soil moisture, and small timely rains(2 1/2" since the snow left). If we get an inch in the next ten days we'd be golden, if we don't get any rain we are going to be going backwards fast. No rain in any forecast for the next two weeks, lets hope their forecasts are as accurate as always. We certainly don't have enough soil moisture to take us through grain fill.
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Originally posted by Wheatking View PostWe are on the precipice on having the best crop in a decade or the worst in 2 decades. Honestly our crops look really good, but we are surviving on soil moisture, and small timely rains(2 1/2" since the snow left). If we get an inch in the next ten days we'd be golden, if we don't get any rain we are going to be going backwards fast. No rain in any forecast for the next two weeks, lets hope their forecasts are as accurate as always. We certainly don't have enough soil moisture to take us through grain fill.
crops around here are going backwards fast, hay is really getting hammered from the heat and no subsoil...it is forecasting the crop story.
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Originally posted by helmsdale View PostIf the latest ECMWF model is correct, it'll be all over by the end of next week.
At least for us, we have 90*+ for saturday through thursday, and 3 days exceeding 100f.
Even with subsoil moisture that seriously clips the top end. If you're living on the rain we've had so far this season that crop is going to want to crawl back into the ground.
Pacific NW is going to get absolutely hammered with this heat wave it looks like... Temperatures exceeding 110 for multiple days in a row. The Palouse Hills area has been struggling, it'll likely be game over.
Northern US plains also expected to be HOT. That likely seals the fate for US HRSW.
Obviously there is time for models to change, but I don't like what I see!
Friend in the Palouse sent this ...taken June 22, 5:17 PM local time
worried about the temps but crops are hanging in there
this is winter wheat taken from his deck ...
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Originally posted by Wheatking View PostWe are on the precipice on having the best crop in a decade or the worst in 2 decades. Honestly our crops look really good, but we are surviving on soil moisture, and small timely rains(2 1/2" since the snow left). If we get an inch in the next ten days we'd be golden, if we don't get any rain we are going to be going backwards fast. No rain in any forecast for the next two weeks, lets hope their forecasts are as accurate as always. We certainly don't have enough soil moisture to take us through grain fill.
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