Friday Crop Report on a Thursday week 27

[SASKFARMER]

Batten down the hatches Florida it is going to get a little crazy.

But the big thing is when it makes landfall and joins the low over Kansas real flooding and damage could occur in corn and bean fields.

Canola has some life. Basis still sucks. Basis used to be 30 to 40 not 60.

The canola crop isn't that good.

Malt barley is a dead horse. Our local won't pay up for good quality malt so they ****ed a bunch of guys at Yorkton and are now tucking it south to fill cars. Last year I'm done with this shit.

Carla is gaining votes in the city and some rural areas want to see a province go to hell quickly vote in the NDP.

Rain stopped harvest in our area for about a week.

Crop report

We will hit the 66% done today. Half sectionsheat and canola left.

Province side 79% done.

If you are done this early the yield probably wasn't that great.

Wheat for the most part is done. Some have good yields but it's still not working 2023 crop. Quality excellent and bone dry.
Barley is done except for a few late-seeded and green feed. Lots whent out the back as small seeds.

Canary is almost done some excellent some shit.

Oats all but done except green feed that's getting knocked down.

Flax for the most part is done.

Peas and lentils done yields down.

Canola fir shat we pay for seed it sure can't get through a hot period without hurting yield. Lots disappointed but happy they have something.

45 x .13 = $585 a acre

Barley 105 x 5.75= $603

Peas at 50 x 9= $450

Wheat 75 x 7 = $525

Malt barley is the winner.

This example is without pre sell prices.

Pastures like the rain.

Last green feed is getting rolled up.

Looks like the next week most should finish.

Enjoy the fall its one fun nice season as winter is next and it sucks.



Share whats going on in your area.

[SASKFARMER]

This is the area that's going to get hit in Florida when it makes land fall.

[furrowtickler]

Can you run those numbers at 40% less yield just so the audience realizes what 80% of western Canada is actually getting.

Just so viewers here don’t get the impression that things are way better than they actually are .
a lot read this crop report.

[SASKFARMER]

Canola 27 x 13 = $351.

Barley 60 x 4 = $240.00

Peas 30 x 9 = $270.00

Wheat 45 x 7 = $315.00

All lose money at

150 rent

300 inputs

100 equipment

Wage = $0.00


The problem this year most are just above crap insurance and Ag Stab is a joke.

[Sodbuster]

Finished up the oats yesterday and half of the wheat we had left, should finish the wheat today if we can dodge the showers. Radar showing rain at present time, but not hitting the ground so far. I’m thankful that the rest of our wheat is almost rock free, but will be still shaving the ground. I think SCIC owes me at least one grain fed elk as they’ve ate pretty good lately.

[SASKFARMER]

Yeah, I see Elk Damage north on our land.

Real the vegan Trudeau Bill this is insane.

[Freightshaker]

We finished up a couple weeks ago. Wheat was really good, canola wasn’t that bad either considering. Have all heavy ground so it holds on.

Won’t make a fortune by any means but get to keep living the dream for one more year.

Best of luck everyone, today is gonna be a shit show with that wind yet again.

[Hamloc]

Can you run those numbers at 40% less yield just so the audience realizes what 80% of western Canada is actually getting.

Just so viewers here don’t get the impression that things are way better than they actually are .
a lot read this crop report.

Yes Furrow crop yields in my area certainly different than Saskfarmer’s. We are down to under 100 acres, got .25 inches of rain overnight.
Barley yields range from 50 to 80 with lots of 46-48 lb. bushel weights.
Wheat ranges from 30 to 65, again some wheat coming in under 60 lbs.
Canola ranges from 18 to 40, with most being high 20’s to low 30’s. Lots came off at under 5% moisture, so below 50 lb. bushel weight.
Peas ranged from 15 to 40.
Cattle pastures have greened up from the rains we received in August and September but not much growth. Have been feeding on some of the pastures.

To summarize, yields on average 50-60% of last year. Prices are roughly 75% of last year, so gross returns will under half of last year, that simple.

[agstar77]

Starting soybeans today. Canola harvest underway, elevator plugged.

[makar]

My spring froze canola wreck continues. Swathed 2 weeks ago 2 days before fall frost and now blooming knee high in the swath and I need another month. Cant see odds of even getting it off. Nutrein rep says he will sell me something different next year, he doesn't know me very well.

[BTO780]

Wheat 15@$6.93 $103.95

Durum 12@$8.15 $97.80

Barley 25@4.27 $106.75

Peas 20@$9.62 $192.40

Canola 5@$12.50

The cereal prices are for a number 1

Feed durum at 58lbs $6.25
Feed wheat at 58lbs $6.00

There will be zero number 1. Some even as bad as sample.

The above numbers are reality boys.
It’s beyond a stinger.
I don’t farm to collect insurance, would rather take a grain cheque to the bank then an insurance one.

Going to be a quiet winter with lots of broom pushers, and layoffs a possibility.

[SASKFARMER]

I agree and take out the lower crop insurance next year because of years of drought.

In our area the $150.00 acre rents and $800,000 a quarter purchases.

will thin out the herd.

[SASKFARMER]

Oh year besides the Vegan thing with Ottawa and also in Europe they are charging farmers a fart tax on Cows now there is a strike at the ports.

**** farming is fun isn't it.

[furrowtickler]

Canola 27 x 13 = $351.

Barley 60 x 4 = $240.00

Peas 30 x 9 = $270.00

Wheat 45 x 7 = $315.00

All lose money at

150 rent

300 inputs

100 equipment

Wage = $0.00


The problem this year most are just above crap insurance and Ag Stab is a joke.

Absolutely 100percent correct

thank You for realistic numbers for the 80%

[Old Cowzilla]

The farting yearlings will have to pay most of the bills this year. Should finish canola today (shitty field drowned out ) . Have a 1/4 of beans to do they look good but not ready yet.