Friday Crop Report on a Thursday!

[AC man]

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Saskfarmer , your posts are the highlight of my week, for reading on here. Getting VERY sick of all of the Covid-19 talk/arguing / fear mongering/ stupid bullshit conspiracy theories.

Take care all , and could someone PLEASE send us a 2 inch rain event !

I agree with you 100 percent! I am to the point where Thursday is the only day worth checking this site. Thanks Saskfarmer! Galaxie500 nice ride!!! You can take a drive some afternoon and forget about everything for a period of time. That’s what I do in my Mustang.

[furrowtickler]

Beauty time of year 👍

Agree with posters on this thread , S/F crop report is one of few things worth while free anymore.
I ignore most other threads now .
Good to see Errols insight now and then , and anyone else who sticks to ag related topics
You can tell who has farming in the blood on this site .

[crusher]

We were the recipients of a hail pounding Wednesday night. My canola still has green growth. That's still intact, the valuable ripe seeds are now on the ground. Contract fulfilment will be the next challenge this fall.

[GALAXIE500]

I agree with you 100 percent! I am to the point where Thursday is the only day worth checking this site. Thanks Saskfarmer! Galaxie500 nice ride!!! You can take a drive some afternoon and forget about everything for a period of time. That’s what I do in my Mustang.

Hey thanks ! That Fairlane Cobra is not mine , but very close to my 69 Torino GT that I have. Got a 68 Galaxie XL fastback also , and a very understanding wife !

[jazz]

You can tell who has farming in the blood on this site .

Maybe some other people are more zen or have more people in the business to share the load, but for me farming is totally a stressful exercise.

I am gungho in the spring, semi excited by harvest and then eventually just want it off and in the bin and dont want to see it for 6 months.

[beaverdam]

Yesterday, wrapped up the low spots left earlier in Sept.
It's been a while since we've finished in a more traditional time on the calendar, good feeling.
Now allllllll those other jobs !

Hate combining in Nov,,, we'll never grow sunflowers, ever. Same for flax.

[Jay-mo]

300 acres of standing canola remaining. Hopefully finish today. This field is yielding less then half of usual, but it missed all the July rains.
Our other canola yielded surprisingly awesome, not too far off last few years.

[makar]

$11 wheat is out there.


12 dollar wheat is out there, got a text to make Dec targets.

[AC man]

Hey thanks ! That Fairlane Cobra is not mine , but very close to my 69 Torino GT that I have. Got a 68 Galaxie XL fastback also , and a very understanding wife !

You’re welcome! I do like talking about vintage cars from the 60’s and early 70’s. I know that you had a 68 Galaxie XL from a previous post. I bet you would sure like to add that Fairlane Cobra to your collection! My wife is very understanding about my passion about muscle cars. Dad bought a new 70 Galaxie XL with a 429 4barrel which is still in the family. I know I am off topic but it sure beats the covid talk!

[shtferbrains]

My BIL had a Torino cobra with that massive 429 with those huge valve covers and the shaker scoop and 4 speed.
Didn't stay around long after he got married and had the first kid.
Hard car to keep tuned for road trips with stiff gears and solid lifters.
Orange and black beauty worth big bucks today.