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    #11
    Originally posted by helmsdale View Post
    Putting Mustard on air... even after sitting on an untarped truck all night a blended sample was still 98*f

    Honest to goodness we need a rain, but rain mid august through september would be the ultimate insult upon injury to this crop!
    Climate change stops for no one?????

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      #12
      Serious question
      Are grasshoppers good feed?
      Tried them once in MX , quite tasty with the tequila

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        #13
        How much tequila?

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          #14
          Well there is a "cricket farm" at Balzac as a protein source so cant be much different. The way of the future I'm told.

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            #15
            Originally posted by shtferbrains View Post
            How much tequila?
            Obviously enough , lol

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              #16
              99 on the cab thermometer. Shutting down wheat harvest till tonight.

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                #17
                Originally posted by caseih View Post
                Serious question
                Are grasshoppers good feed?
                Tried them once in MX , quite tasty with the tequila
                In Grade 7 science class we fried grasshoppers in soya sauce. Tasted like bacon.

                Still, would need to be pretty hungry to have them as a main course.

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                    ABC 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.

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Wheatking View Post
                      ABC 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.
                      On Wednesday our mild wind hit gusts of 80 kmh.

                      Neighbor's 10 bushel pea crop swaths didn't look good afterwards.

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