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    #25
    Your crop always look fantastic furrow, hopefully they pay off big time this year.

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      #26
      Those lentils do look thick,interesting to see how they turn out.On a side note we had a july contract for wheat that they called for last week as they didnt have enough to fill a train. Then yesterday Viterra called looking for wheat said they were desperate.I told them i wasnt home, they said give a land location and they would arrange it picked up.I dont think there is as much grain left on farm some think there may be .

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        #27
        Originally posted by fcr View Post
        Those lentils do look thick,interesting to see how they turn out.On a side note we had a july contract for wheat that they called for last week as they didnt have enough to fill a train. Then yesterday Viterra called looking for wheat said they were desperate.I told them i wasnt home, they said give a land location and they would arrange it picked up.I dont think there is as much grain left on farm some think there may be .
        Yes , local P&H was phoning daily here this week

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          #28
          We finished seeding Thursday afternoon. Glad to be done. The 2 biggest hold ups this year were the frequent small showers and issues with my Versatile 450 4wd. We got delayed at the start when we replaced a wiring harness from the ECM on the motor to the back of the cab. It had failed last year and we had patched it up. It took almost a year to get a new one. Anyway, installed and the tractor wouldn’t move. Turned out we needed a new shift lever as well. Weird though because we drove the tractor to the mechanic to get him to install the wiring harness. Then with 75 acres left we lost hydraulics. The main pump had spun it’s drive shaft inside the gear from the transmission. Versatile has an update for this. New pump comes with a bigger input shaft and a replacement drive gear from the transmission. Amazingly my dealer had the pump. We were only down for a little over a day. It took the mechanic and my son about 7-8 hours to fix.

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            #29
            Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
            Lentils , maybe too thick … with seed master SR
            time will tell
            Is that 15in spacing on lentils.

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              #30
              Originally posted by Wheatking View Post
              Your crop always look fantastic furrow, hopefully they pay off big time this year.
              Hopefully this year clicks.

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                #31
                Originally posted by jazz View Post

                Is that 15in spacing on lentils.
                Yes it is 15 inch

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                  #32
                  Originally posted by fcr View Post
                  Those lentils do look thick,interesting to see how they turn out.On a side note we had a july contract for wheat that they called for last week as they didnt have enough to fill a train. Then yesterday Viterra called looking for wheat said they were desperate.I told them i wasnt home, they said give a land location and they would arrange it picked up.I dont think there is as much grain left on farm some think there may be .
                  still waiting patiently....

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                    #33
                    Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post

                    Hopefully this year clicks.
                    Provided I can stay frost free past my birthday, and the rain gods decide to play nice in June and July, there's a chance.

                    We've recieved May and June's normal allotment of moisture. Lets hope that it doesnt decide to transition to a blast furnace... July is the month that hopes and dreams generally die here. Last few years its been June. At the very least It'd be a novelty to feel like I'm "livin the dream" till at least calgary stampede week!

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                      #34
                      Looks like frost north of us along Hiway 3 from Spiritwood east through PA country

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                        #35
                        Staying just above freezing point here

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                          #36
                          Always makes it challenging spraying peas this time of year
                          zero forecast remotely called for temps this low this morning
                          peas / lentils will have to wait 3-4 day’s minimum.
                          ahhh spray season

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