Looks like rain is making it way east, hopefully we get a meaningful amount to help fill out what’s left of our crops. Should make AIM a little sloppy tomorrow morning, good luck to everyone on the rain lottery, I’m sure there will be winners and losers.We were forecasted for 30mm yesterday down to 10mm today.
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4/10 s at unity so far .it variés. But too late to save à lot of canola. Mine at least. 80% burnt.Wilkie Scott north to North batt. . 1 1/2 2 inches ahead it will help.
Just no réserve here . Even being cool it took a kicking.
Maybe have one field that caught the showers.
The rest are fried.
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Originally posted by sawfly1 View Post4/10 s at unity so far .it variés. But too late to save à lot of canola. Mine at least. 80% burnt.Wilkie Scott north to North batt. . 1 1/2 2 inches ahead it will help.
Just no réserve here . Even being cool it took a kicking.
Maybe have one field that caught the showers.
The rest are fried.
Got 2/10 last night , not sure if we will get much today .
The way the rain patterns set up in June I knew we were in trouble long ago .
Most our canola burnt as well
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I did have a giggle this morning
Someone asked if was enough to have moisture meet moisture
I said 2/10 does not go down 3 ft 🙄
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Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostWe are about in the same boat here , on the east side of the “rain beltâ€
Got 2/10 last night , not sure if we will get much today .
The way the rain patterns set up in June I knew we were in trouble long ago .
Most our canola burnt as well
In all of our travels, we only saw one field being swathed, and one with cattle in it. It would be a shame to see any of these crops go to waste.
Or do some areas just have no market and no equipment for doing so?
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