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Post by Oatking on Sept 18, 2024 8:38:54 GMT -6
My memory of 2019 had a happy ending . My best friend neighbour was struggling to get his oats off . I knew they don’t work Sunday so as soon as I was done my canola we took all my harvest equipment and started combining his oats on Saturday . I believe it was Monday it started that first heavy rain of 2019. He was wide eyed happy to see his crop in the bin.
What makes the story special is he returned the favour on Nov 2 when he help me clean up soybeans in the snowy conditions .
Calder , funny thing is I remember the river flooding ! On Nov 12 I our family moved back to our city house . One night we went for an evening walk at kings park by the u of m . It was dark and little did I know we were walking on frozen river ice instead of the park trail .
More thunderstorms today .
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Post by garyfunk on Sept 19, 2024 8:00:30 GMT -6
2019 we had to leave 200 ac of barley swaths out. Combined it mid May. Days are much longer in May than Oct or Nov, had lots of bin space, barley was dry, crop ins paid for cleaning out the deer excreta, and the price was much higher! 😄 That said, we just got 1.5 inches last night. Makes 2.5 since we finished the barley. Really glad it's in the bin.
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