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Originally posted by LWeber View Post[ATTACH]12864[/ATTACH]
Wheat quality going to take a hit if this verifies...
Talk about a double whammy. Small crop due to drought, and then it turns wet and you can’t get it out of the field.
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The days leading up to July 17th could make the markets interesting as well, as Russia begins sabre rattling about extending the Black Sea deal again
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Originally posted by flea beetle View PostThey are already complaining down there that the weeds are taking over the wheat fields from all the rain, and that they can’t get in to seed double crop soybeans. If that system happens I think it will be game over.
Talk about a double whammy. Small crop due to drought, and then it turns wet and you can’t get it out of the field.
Texas - 74%
OK - 68%
KS - 35%
NE - 1%
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Originally posted by checking View PostI see your circle expanded.
That's not called the "weather vane, or windmill effect". Circles tend to expand in all directions , if you choose to look.
2 out of 10, or 1 out of 9. That is almost statistically insignificant.
You must have also been a hail insurance adjuster in a former stint as a school teacher?
9/10 this grain market finally waking up to reality
My guess is you never farmed an acre in your lifeLast edited by furrowtickler; Jul 5, 2023, 23:26.
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Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostThe circle is expanding, and markets can’t ignore it anymore
9/10 this grain market finally waking up to reality
My guess is you never farmed an acre in your life
I recently found out that you are not considered to be a farmer in eastern Canada unless you put up hay.
So far we have net wrapped 2500, 1400#ers, and laid down another 500 since June 10 start. We will quit cutting when we tire of this bullshit. Worst is when you're done, you are still not done.
The stuff is at least three weeks ahead of normal.
We are actually compliant with Trudeau's 30% set aside to idle land when he pulls the trigger on us. Hopefully he will let us crop the remainder, but I have my doubts. I know one thing, farming hay is only worth doing when there is a shortage. Wasting too much time, and manpower when it's in an abundance. We leave it stand. It would be far easier to crop.
Want to buy a load of hay, furrow, to put on your acreage, so you can call yourself a farmer?Last edited by checking; Jul 7, 2023, 07:03.
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I could buy it , and re sell it . Feed will be in big demand all over .
But need to watch the finances now , crop is dried out and going backwards, so hopefully the markets continues to rally to make up some of the difference much like hay prices when feed is short .
Hopefully Trudeau is not around in a year and he slinks away to some UN position far away .Last edited by furrowtickler; Jul 7, 2023, 07:14.
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Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostMarkets need to rally more yet cause crop yields are declining daily .
We miss this rain we are in trouble.
The vegetative maps probably paint a pretty picture.
Glad I’m not one paying big rent and bought new shiny equipment.
I know for a fact there are some buying out contracts already.
Most are re-tweeking their hail dance.
They said farming would be fun ……..
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