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    #11
    Like Galaxie, I’m also extremely blessed to have had forefathers that worked very hard, were fiscally responsible, and left a legacy of well cared for land. I was very fortunate to have harvested crops this fall that were only 10-15% under average, but with current prices, I’ll do very well.
    I hope that the cattlemen will be able to source feed and water for their animals, that farmers hit far harder by heat and drought than myself can find a way to put in the next crop, and that between vaccination and infection, we can finally reach herd immunity so we can put all this Covid crap behind us.
    Stay safe, Rosco.
    Last edited by Rosco7; Sep 30, 2021, 09:05.

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      #12
      Originally posted by SASKFARMER View Post
      That old Deere just finally has 4000 hrs this fall I bought it new then got into a fight when we were trading one year and told the dealer order a new one and It’s cash I’m keeping the trade. He said what? I said I’m keeping the trade and it’s still around today it’s our pull tractor if we get stuck 9520.
      We kept our first case for the same reason
      A 1992 9270 , got over 11,000 hrs on er now and still runs very well . Those older deers and cases are irreplaceable now

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        #13
        We have a real issue with drought. You know it is bad when 50 year old spruce start dying.

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          #14
          Originally posted by agstar77 View Post
          We have a real issue with drought. You know it is bad when 50 year old spruce start dying.
          I noticed a few bluffs that died off here in august just before the rain we did manage to get here
          But now back in very dry conditions again

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            #15
            Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
            We kept our first case for the same reason
            A 1992 9270 , got over 11,000 hrs on er now and still runs very well . Those older deers and cases are irreplaceable now
            The new tractors longevity will depend on the quality of the plastic around the small diameter wires in their electronics, time and replacement cost is the enemy of plastic.
            It different with highway trucks, salt and miles put them out of their misery earlier than farm tractors.

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              #16
              Originally posted by agstar77 View Post
              We have a real issue with drought. You know it is bad when 50 year old spruce start dying.
              Sad to hear, hopefully it's not part of the shelterbelt.

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                #17
                Originally posted by Rosco7 View Post
                Like Galaxie, I’m also extremely blessed to have had forefathers that worked very hard, were fiscally responsible, and left a legacy of well cared for land.
                Thats interesting. Today in our public school system my kids are being taught they are violent colonizers and oppressors and supported genocide and that our religion is inherently evil.

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                  #18
                  A friend near Riceton is hauling water from the municipal well for his evergreens. We need a week-long soaker.

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                    #19
                    Start the combines I found another couple thousand acres to harvest.

                    Were moving north.

                    Ok, we always go north it's ready so harvest 2021 continues.

                    I love combining so let's roll.

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