Weather finally

[Landdownunder]

A run next week sun 30 Mon 33 tues 36 finally a run of mild to warm days.

You guessed it storms tues night

[furrowtickler]

Got heavy shot snow here
Extremely welcome

[Landdownunder]

Hopefully we get both

[blackpowder]

30-36 "mild". Uffda.

[WiltonRanch]

Over a foot yesterday and through the night. Hello winter in a big way.

[Guest]

Over a foot yesterday and through the night. Hello winter in a big way.

Water for later lol

[Landdownunder]

gets better even a 39c day forecast next week

will speed up ripening finally

all systems go for me sadly might just mean more storms for waterlogged areas

[Landdownunder]

not entirely ideal

[furrowtickler]

Big crops actually need to get in the bin
Last year was lucky
Hopefully you get yours Mallee

[Landdownunder]

Big crops actually need to get in the bin
Last year was lucky
Hopefully you get yours Mallee

good to talk to you today mate "the secret society of mallee and agriville".....

in all honestly furrow is checking out towstraps 70 to 100t for me none available in oz for obvious reasons called on a friend good to hear that Canadian accent again been a few years

sask3 is in holiday mode he's AWOL no help to me today

[Landdownunder]

From my broker

The Aussie wheat crop has a very strong likelihood of being a record. The USDA has the crop pegged at 33MMT, whereas CloudBreak estimates are closer to 35.5MMT. The SA wheat crop is likely to be a record also and at this rate could reach 7MMT! As such, the biggest questions are; when will it be coming off and what’s the quality?
Risk to the upside will be based on shorts in SA and eastern states due to a later harvest, in combination with the global volatility driven primarily by the export corridor status in the Black Sea (up for renew- al/renegotiation on Nov 20). Downside risks for wheat include heavy harvest pressure and volume of high protein vs feed wheat.
Volatility is no doubt going to continue, however, betting it all on shipping shorts or another strong rally on futures is a high risk strate- gy.

[Landdownunder]

Austcanada might chip in.

large yep record doubt it there's insane rains coming again fear a lot in the east won't actually get harvested

beans and lentils and peas feeling crunch not right now about two weeks ago aint got no better hence why im salivating at prospect of 37c we need it

sunburnt peckers at nudist beach who cares famers need it....had to through in veiled attempt at humour

[Landdownunder]

as if your not sick of me more info good useless up to you

Beans have been the most adversely impacted. Many bean growing areas are expected to see a complete wipe-out of the crop. Notably, the more disease resistant Samira’s have been able to hold up bet- ter than the IMI resistant Bendoc variety. Like lentils, for areas that have done well to control disease, bean yields are reported between 7-10 MT/ha, but also akin to lentils, it likely won’t be enough to off- set the losses elsewhere. For Victoria, bean yield losses are forecast to average between 60-70%.
The biggest difficulty is trafficability to get out and control disease. Some crops are (anecdotally) 20cm under water around Nhill and Birchip. Growers are simply finding it impossible to get out into the field until the water drains.

But Egypt buy 70% plus of Aussie beans currently facing record low currency and banks tightening lending and heavy resilience to lending for importers

Have a good night guys gals and convertibles will ring ya about 3 to 4 pm Monday your time furrow

[LEP]

I feel for you mallee. It is tough watching a beautiful crop get beat up before it can get harvested.

37C and lots of standing water would be a recipe for thunderstorms and hail here.

Hope you can get your crop harvested in decent shape.

[BreadWinner]

Thanks for the crop update In Australia, Its a world away but pretty important in our marketing decisions. Its not in the bin till its in the bin.