What the new UN report warning of climate impacts means for Canadians

[agstar77]

The right wing media is stoking paranoia among the vulnerable population.

[WiltonRanch]

The right wing media is stoking paranoia among the vulnerable population.

It’s beyond right or left. Technocrats don’t sit on a particular side of house.

[foragefarmer]

As opposed to what you are doing on here?

Below is Parsley's post I replied to:

"Canada can end our urban concrete overheating by ending immigration entirely. And also by returning illegals to their origin. Both instant measures result in less carbon in Canada‘s atmosphere."



If you "AB5" and "Sheepwheat" are ok with what Parsley posted above, especially the immigration portion good for all of you. Then you should ask yourselves why you're on Agriville because Canada was built on immigration.

Just think if Parsley was at the controls of who immigrates to Canada way back when. Maybe your great grandparent's wouldn't have made it into Canada no matter what positive skills they could bring to Canada even if these skills would be for the betterment of the country. But that's ok with you guys.

Flee, I got rain for the first time in six weeks last night and have been harvesting forages the past three weeks.

Business comes first on my farm not lurking on Agriville. Yet my first post in appox a month on Agriville and your on it, quite the hard-on you have for me.

With all that grain on your farm and with the great prices coming up did you ever incorporate? Hopefully you did because CRA is going to be looking hard for revenue to pay for the Covid Jab bills.

[Guest]

How’s the forage crops yielding?
Some really nice red and yellow clover here
Seed alfalfa looks to be the nicest we have ever grown if we can get it?

[shtferbrains]

Dsay case when people say they walk in their canola and its all sticky is that lygus?

[foragefarmer]

How’s the forage crops yielding?
Some really nice red and yellow clover here
Seed alfalfa looks to be the nicest we have ever grown if we can get it?

The yields are no to bad, Id say a little above average. The hard frosts in April and early May hurt some of the older grass stands.

Legumes enjoy the heat and drier conditions which prevent them from growing rank and therefore boasting
seed production.

Good to hear your Alfalfa is looking good, it loves it on the dry side especially for seed production. Those tap roots never seem to run out of moisture. Every other plant is browning up and Alfalfa is as green as ever. prices should be good this year.

All the best with your harvest Case and thanks for asking, stay safe.

[jazz]

Business comes first on my farm not lurking on Agriville. Yet my first post in appox a month on Agriville and your on it, quite the hard-on you have for me.

Forage, you cant run your farm and type in some banter once in a while on Agriville?

You should try working a full time job and farming. 15 yrs doing that. I used to take work calls and texts on my BB during my farming vacations.

[flea beetle]

Good to hear from you beetle.

I have been thinking of all that stored crop of yours especially now with highest grain prices in recent history.

Good to hear I made it into your thoughts...and not for the wrong reasons! lol

Been pretty busy haying and hauling in grain contracts. Just finished up those jobs and moving on to preparing for harvest. Missed the high by a couple dollars, but made out well. Now hoping Richardson doesn't go broke until after January 1st so that Trudeau doesn't take too much Lets a guy sleep a little easier with the dismal harvest that is coming up.

Gonna be dropping straw on every acre to help out the neighbours with cattle. Never advertised a bale of hay this year and guys only got about 25% of their pre-orders. Also turned away about 100 phone calls for hay that people got my number from god knows where. Like I said, never advertised any hay. Broke my heart to hear some of their stories, but the crop just wasn't there. Also getting calls for feed grains. That never happens! Guys are looking to stretch out hay with straw and some grain it seems.

[foragefarmer]

Forage, you cant run your farm and type in some banter once in a while on Agriville?

You should try working a full time job and farming. 15 yrs doing that. I used to take work calls and texts on my BB during my farming vacations.

Didn't get involved posting, long days and the heat was enough and at the end of the day reading Agriville wasn't even the radar most evenings.

Still have other ventures on the go so Agriville is for rainy days right now.

BBs were the best for typing.

[flea beetle]

Below is Parsley's post I replied to:

"Canada can end our urban concrete overheating by ending immigration entirely. And also by returning illegals to their origin. Both instant measures result in less carbon in Canada‘s atmosphere."



If you "AB5" and "Sheepwheat" are ok with what Parsley posted above, especially the immigration portion good for all of you. Then you should ask yourselves why you're on Agriville because Canada was built on immigration.

Just think if Parsley was at the controls of who immigrates to Canada way back when. Maybe your great grandparent's wouldn't have made it into Canada no matter what positive skills they could bring to Canada even if these skills would be for the betterment of the country. But that's ok with you guys.

Flee, I got rain for the first time in six weeks last night and have been harvesting forages the past three weeks.

Business comes first on my farm not lurking on Agriville. Yet my first post in appox a month on Agriville and your on it, quite the hard-on you have for me.

With all that grain on your farm and with the great prices coming up did you ever incorporate? Hopefully you did because CRA is going to be looking hard for revenue to pay for the Covid Jab bills.

Seems to me I read as much from parsley as I do from you. Enough said…

[flea beetle]

[QUOTE=foragefarmer;504837] Yet my first post in appox a month on Agriville and your on it, quite the hard-on you have for me. /QUOTE]

I wouldn't read too much into it...you give yourself too much credit.

[flea beetle]

Funny no mention by chuck2 of one of the coldest springs we have had in a long time, but one summer of drought and "We are already seeing the effects of climate change across Canada, including more intense wildfires, heat waves and drought.".

What happened to the weather/climate thing he always scolded us about?