Is this going to finish some guys off. Another round into the US corn belt as well. Markets dont seem to care much
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At this stage canola and other crops are shallow rooted and behind in soggy ground. If we get and it's if we get a heat wave in late July and early August it won't take much to burn some of this crop if it turns dry. Least that is what will happen on our lighter soils.
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Originally posted by Old Cowzilla View PostAt this stage canola and other crops are shallow rooted and behind in soggy ground. If we get and it's if we get a heat wave in late July and early August it won't take much to burn some of this crop if it turns dry. Least that is what will happen on our lighter soils.
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We sure could use some heat. The hills are green but crops sure slow. All this wind will make the crops short. Holy volunteer canola in canola.
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Fingers crossed we are north of that big rain later this week. Right now the forecasters don’t have much predicted for our area.
I sure hope that holds true because our crop can’t handle any more rain. It’s already yellow and sick from rain and cold temps.
What a year for spraying with high wind between all the rain events.
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Just up to Meadow Lake for a function to tonight. Makwa Meadow area sure waterlogged. Crops look yellow, ruts in fields. It’s a mess. At least this big rain should mostly miss them as it will our area.
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Originally posted by WiltonRanch View PostJust up to Meadow Lake for a function to tonight. Makwa Meadow area sure waterlogged. Crops look yellow, ruts in fields. It’s a mess. At least this big rain should mostly miss them as it will our area.
not good
they not terribly bad but Meadow east is completely screwed,
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