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    Friday Crop Report on a Thursday!

    Good Morning you may ask why I'm up at the crack of dawn and happy. Well, Plant 2022 is in the books as of Tuesday afternoon.

    Now did the drills get put away? The answer is simple No. We could custom seed 2000 plus more acres as the phone has been ringing and texts coming in.

    We are going north to seed a bit more but that's it I'm done with seeding.

    South of the valley a few rigs still going and north of us it's just like it's May 16th drills all over going. Rain makes mud, not grain.

    I do have one Beef with Sask Crap insurance. When a drought hits and guys on the west side have all sorts of things going on they seem to bend backward over doing changes asking for help from Ottawa etc. The east side asks that the days for seeding get extended and all we get is crickets. So guys are seeding 24/7 in the mud etc to beat the June 10th deadline for some crops.

    Just like the years it flooded we got one check then they called those areas that got bigger sloughs and the program died and turned to shit. So 160-acre quarter that was flooded became a 100-acre quarter for crop insurance purposes.

    So here is the crop Report.

    Seeding for us and a lot of neighbors is done but for our area and province, it's about 86%. Some Big dogs I know are wrapping up this week.

    Guys have started to spray in crop wheat that went in early on days we could actually seed in May. Some early canola has issues like always with these new stupid treatments that do piss all and flea beetles are out and some have started to spray.

    Our peas will get sprayed first then we will start the wheat and do barley. This year it will be a clean tank every few days. Early seeded first then early canola back to late seeded wheat then late seeded canola.

    Stone picking is also happening more and more it was a bad winter for rocks growing I guess because everyone is finding the little ****ers.

    Kind of glad I didn't take on the extra land.

    Did have one tractor make it to the end with an injector going and that will have to be fixed. We did have one drill go down last week and had to run North for parts but had it back a day later.

    I honestly think we have Shrinkflation on Fertilizer. They charge way more and it seems a ton just isn't a ton anymore.

    It's nice to see plants growing decent except where I drifted into my own wheat that's not fun to look at.

    Total rain since May 1 is 4.17 but that is after the 5 in we had last fall so were wet for a while.

    Chemical is getting delivered and seed is getting taken back.

    Ok here is the question I have for everyone. Remember last fall they were talking about shortages of Fertilizer, Anhydrous, Round up Canola seed, and some sprays for 2022.
    WHAT A TOTAL CROCK OF F U C K I N G SHIT THAT WAS. We were all played and screwed by our suppliers.
    Just looking at the old stock of Round up and replacing it with new eventually. My 5.32 semi load of 16 big totes was $85,120.00. To replace today. $216,960.00. So if my wheat was 8 last year and it is 15 now or less it didn't go up 3 tiles to$ 24.00 a bushel ****ers. So the old grain prices went up we have to match is also bullshit. We got ****ed is the reality.

    Ah, that feels better but wait.

    BOBOO our idiot and yes it doesn't matter if she is a woman this woman is an idiot. First last week she was saying that she couldn't do anything with the 35% tariff on Canadian farmers on Russian fertilizer. Even if we're the only country in the world adding it to our farmers' costs.

    Then She comes out and says farmers should cut fertilizer use for the good of the planet and gives money to some shit show idea to make screenings or something into fertilizer. Whatever.

    Then she cries and says farmers should seed as much as they can to save the world from food shortages.

    Make up your ****ing mind.

    But this week BOBOO ups her game and hits the provinces with a new plan. See it's time to renegotiate the Risk MAnagement programs in Canada. Well, what do the idiots from Ottawa do they want to push farmers into Electic combines and tractors and trucks so they want to add Environmentally Carbon neutral to the Risk management programs.

    You Want Crop insurance to prove you are doing everything in your power to go green, You ordered an electric Combine and Generator for the field it will be ready in 2055. You get a discount, your neighbor didn't well **** that he gets penalized. Let's add in a 30% fertilizer reduction for good measures.

    I said this group of idiots was going first after oil and gas but now it's farmers they want to end. It's time to take the gloves off and call a ****ing fool a ****ing fool. Being nice has got us to know where.

    Sort of like skippy can't figure out why the airports are a problem he has zero problems with airports because he flys private on the Gov Jets missing the shit show.

    I am worried I have to fly to Ontario and into Toronto airport in July then onward will it still be a shit show.

    Well off to the farm clean out the sprayer, wash and get ready for some weeds in peas and early wheat and barley.

    Have a great day, those still seeding push onward you will get it, to the rain coming Monday just a half-inch would be all not the 2. Stay safe and take care it's just a crop that they are already trying to take.
    Last edited by SASKFARMER; Jun 9, 2022, 12:30.

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        #4
        To the Canadian grain markets, it's looking like a shit show to dry in the west to wet in the east and very little in between but the Market knows **** all. Late canola is late canola.

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          #5
          One other thing that I missed on the crop report. Way way way more lentils and Peas than ever before seeded in our area. Was it the cost of fertilizer?

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            #6
            Always great to get finished. You pushed hard, finishing only a day after us. Just a couple operations going here, need a couple days.
            I'm not impressed with farmers in the media complaining about fuel, fert costs etc. Sold last of canola last week at $25.33 and soybeans this week at $19.50. That pays for a lot of expenses,(yes I know, you need to have a crop to sell). Farmers want an open market when selling, but price controls when buying. Can't have it both ways. I have found over the years that the best profit years are when fert and fuel are higher than normal.
            Just my thoughts.
            Enjoy the summer SF

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              #7
              Local retailer getting alot of canola back.
              Guys ran out of time before the deadline.
              Interesting what stats can comes out with seeded acres.
              Still lots going in the ground here.
              Starting 1st pass on canola.
              Not many weeds yet, might just do headlands..
              Rain coming so that will change things.

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                1st canola looking good.

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                  #9
                  The fertilizer and Round up scares were total bullshit. Wheat should be 24 with what they went up by.

                  Enjoy your summer also it was a tough and memorable spring, we basically did nothing the whole month of May till the last few days. then stupid seeding.

                  What's up looks good but the late seeding worries me. harvest will be late and that's the killer.

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                    Originally posted by rodd View Post
                    Always great to get finished. You pushed hard, finishing only a day after us. Just a couple operations going here, need a couple days.
                    I'm not impressed with farmers in the media complaining about fuel, fert costs etc. Sold last of canola last week at $25.33 and soybeans this week at $19.50. That pays for a lot of expenses,(yes I know, you need to have a crop to sell). Farmers want an open market when selling, but price controls when buying. Can't have it both ways. I have found over the years that the best profit years are when fert and fuel are higher than normal.
                    Just my thoughts.
                    Enjoy the summer SF
                    There is a big difference in weather dependant commodities and inputs that are made in a large industrial building where rain or shine it is being produced.

                    Weather affects grain we grow. It doesn't affect inputs produced and stored.

                    What happened this spring was gouging. It should be investigated but won't be.

                    No different than the average consumer that buys into the lie about wheat prices forcing the price of bread up but no one ever says " hey wait a second wheat prices are down to 6 bucks but bread is still at the same price"

                    15 dollar wheat doesn't justify a buck a loaf increase.

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                      Well the guys around here with manpower to seed 24/7 are finishing up. The guys without said manpower have a ways to go.

                      The quarter where I’m seeding hay is wet to the surface in many places, and lots of ponds where there aren’t usually ponds. Seeing as it will be a hay crop for six or eight years, I sort of don’t want to be piddling around making a mess, so I’m waiting on that. Hope it’s doesn’t rain too much here.

                      Best conditions for seeding were at the very end. IE Second week of June. Finally the very, very odd field emerging. Only time I’ve seen this country so non green in June were the years nothing was seeded. In a couple weeks it will be green.

                      This is a late crop. Not just a few guys, or a few crops, ALL OF IT. Not just sort of late. Extremely late. Plentiful moisture does not push a crop along. Neither does the up to now frigid weather. In the right kind of year, late doesn’t much matter. But this whole crop is in jeopardy. But at least it’s mainly in the ground and will establish, so scic coverage is on. Worst case scenarios look pretty fair.

                      IF this crop makes it, it will be a monster in this area, outside the mudded in compacted May seeded fields. If what typically happens in this area though, it is going to be a fight to get it off once the late September/October rains hit. So long as it doesn’t freeze off first.

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                        Weather warning just issued for our area and north this isn't a good thing but the big big problem is a storm coming up from the south again Monday and Tuesday and that one sucks for us all the way to Swan.

                        More flooding.

                        Those still seeding giver shit like hard. Hire the neighbor. because it looks like we could lose a good portion of next week.

                        I love the grain markets the world has a shortage but the speculators still are playing games thinking some days it will make it and some they are trying to crush the prices.

                        Not fun like last year when Canola peaked in May.

                        Oh well, the last shit will be held over or a small amount will be sold.

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                          Grand Coulee this afternoon. Crops were coming up real nice

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                            Grand Coulee 3 hrs afterwards

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                              #15
                              Thats sickening ,
                              Maybe a reality check to those that say farming is so easy , but probably not

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