99 on the cab thermometer. Shutting down wheat harvest till tonight.
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Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
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Originally posted by Wheatking View PostABC nomad couldn't be more wrong. A strong wind like that would be devastating. What swaths are there have no weight to them and nothing to anchor them down. And the canola that's standing is so thin there is no interlocking of the plants. This will really put the pod shatter varieties to the test. A strong wind would **** what's left. We had a mild wind already on Wednesday that blew swaths around.
Neighbor's 10 bushel pea crop swaths didn't look good afterwards.
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Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
Could have used a bit of wind Sunday and Monday as we were still in the mid 30ies cutting durum, nice harvest wind yesterday, stronger this morning. Will finish durum today before the showers move in tonight, avg moisture 15.5, normally would let it stand a couple more days,,,, but with showers in the forecast, we're putting it in the bin. Will have to take it down a couple points as Ceres always buys at 13.5 moisture.
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Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post1/10 inch in our gauges this morning. We were just starting durum after a marathon run that finished lentils last night at 9:30. ðŸŽ
Just getting into our lentils a few days ago, first field was running 25. The rest seem like they could do a bit better. Quite surprised.
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Weather seems to be looking like normal falls of recent past.
Below normal as far as they forcast with showers every couple of days.
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