Friday Crop Report on a Thursday!

[woodland]

Rather the bee nest in the tracks than the muskrat that committed Hari Kari in the 6 stump pan at 30 degrees.

This is on our old 6 as well too……….

Lost count of how many times I’ve been stung this year. Twice yesterday on the top of my head trying to get yearlings outta da bush.

[makar]

Never been stung by a bee in a old cat, they would just drive me
nuts flying around the canopy, my meti buddy if he drove it hammered him all day long. Said they were after a free drunk, but I drank more beer than he did.

[Stormin]

South east of Edmonton
Canola looks not too bad for very little rain.






Wheat looks Ok, just very short.


Oats thin and short but at least something there.



Concerned about the colour and weight.

[TOM4CWB]

[QUOTE=Stormin;504198]South east of Edmonton
Canola looks not too bad for very little rain.




Stormsn,

I agree.
Surprised how well our Nexera 1030rr is filling. Most Canola is filling well now, even with 30-32c days…







If we get a few showers for the next few days… then there will be more Canola than many are expecting.

Cheers!

[SASKFARMER]

Tom 4 little areas arent going to add much when 80% of the prairies has a shit show. Come on you know that. Math is fun. 12.7 because poorer are going backward faster than the good going forward.

[the big wheel]

In our area and this year when I say
our area I m including at least 50 miles all around the only
good that rain is doing is for next year and
It might start all the volunteer seeds that either
Too short to cut that will shell out, seeds blown out
the back too light Or seeds couldn’t pick up in the swath
too short and small. Hopefully They germinate so we can
spray them out. But as far as yields will only hurt grade if there
is any grade left crops too far Advanced.

[SASKFARMER]

Rain doesn't make grain after the end of July. It just builds moisture for 2022.

[FarmJunkie]

Unless u grow beans

[Dr Tone]

Or it’s so wet you can’t get the crop in till June.

[Rareearth]

Canola market is riding the same boat as barley, that boat sank in June.

Pulses no disease so relatively better yield.

wheat and durum might be the most variable yields, with the exception of durum which has limited adaptations and growing regions (southern Sask and Alberta, manitoba none) expect substantial sadness for everyone (mustard is similar)

The impact economically in western Canada will be epic.

[SASKFARMER]

Ah, the stupid city people have no idea how much this will affect things in Regina and Saskatoon.

Farmer's won't be buying or hiring or spending on nights out etc.

Listened to Kevin on the Radio yesterday. He has lost it as a valuable reporter. Just cut down guys with contracts, basically said you signed it you honor it, and said lentils and peas have an act of God so that is way better.

[Old Cowzilla]

Those city folks will catch on when they go to buy food this winter.