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Post by Oatking on Aug 29, 2024 7:09:30 GMT -6
6/10this morning . Near Morris
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jaymo
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Post by jaymo on Aug 29, 2024 8:00:49 GMT -6
My rain glass says 1.7"! I did a double-take when I saw that! Wheat will be even flatter I suspect. Oatking, I agree with you about the Soybeans needing a couple weeks yet. They finally got the "August Rain" that all the soybean seed reps talk about when the yields are so far behind canola. Now they are getting more then enough rain. No excuses this year! My last beans were planted about May 18 and are looking amazing but very green still. September is next week and sure would be a shame if they didn't make it because it finally looks like a big crop.
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bigal
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Post by bigal on Aug 29, 2024 9:21:20 GMT -6
6/10this morning . Near Morris 4/10ths here, a little west of Emerson
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Post by stockton on Aug 29, 2024 14:19:59 GMT -6
6/10this morning . Near Morris 4/10ths here, a little west of Emerson Hey bigal. Lack of punctuation leaves a question about your identity… Either you are a larger dude named Al, or are you a female poster who plays with both teams?
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Post by generalchaos on Aug 29, 2024 14:49:27 GMT -6
Almost 1/2” here.
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bigal
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Post by bigal on Aug 29, 2024 15:20:28 GMT -6
4/10ths here, a little west of Emerson Hey bigal. Lack of punctuation leaves a question about your identity… Either you are a larger dude named Al, or are you a female poster who plays with both teams? You're funny. Yes, it looks like I missed a little punctuation that time. I apologize.😀Definitely not female. 😂 I can edit my post to fix the punctuation if it bothers you.
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Post by stockton on Aug 29, 2024 15:49:58 GMT -6
Hey bigal. Lack of punctuation leaves a question about your identity… Either you are a larger dude named Al, or are you a female poster who plays with both teams? You're funny. Yes, it looks like I missed a little punctuation that time. I apologize.😀Definitely not female. 😂 I can edit my post to fix the punctuation if it bothers you. No worries lol! I just didn’t want to share how many inches I got until we got that clarified! 1.4” here west of Glenboro last night. Peas and fababeans are harvested, oats 3/4 done with swaths picked up before the storm.
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Post by meskie on Sept 1, 2024 13:09:02 GMT -6
Got our oats done last night. Should be close to done wheat tonight. Then 4 1/4s of barley and on to the canola. Canola we swathed should be ready by then. Got a couple hundred more acres of that to spray yet of the last seeded.
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Post by Oatking on Sept 1, 2024 17:29:32 GMT -6
Maybe the question shouldn’t be how low the canola market will go , but how high it will go by new year. ? Heard traders saying the canola crop is getting smaller as harvest progresses ! The problem is the bean crop maybe getting bigger with all the harvest rain on the eastern prairies .
This is a tough one to figure out ! No body has a grasp on the real supply and demand it seems !
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Post by Oatking on Sept 1, 2024 17:31:08 GMT -6
Balers say it’s a record year for straw , 4 wheat round bales per acre. That seems like a lot to a non baler like me!
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Post by SWMan on Sept 1, 2024 21:36:35 GMT -6
Balers say it’s a record year for straw , 4 wheat round bales per acre. That seems like a lot to a non baler like me! That does seem like a lot, I'm getting about 3 on barley. Part of the reason is likely the wet spell in June that interfered with growth regulator application. I know around here a lot didn't get sprayed that normally would have. I'm not sure what to make of the canola around here, would agree the soybeans look relatively better than canola. My first canola is a couple weeks off yet, hopefully a little rally by then...ha ha My super late sand-blasted corn actually is beginning to look like corn, would like to see some denting though. Bring on a record hot September!
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joru
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Post by joru on Sept 2, 2024 7:02:56 GMT -6
The problem is the bean crop maybe getting bigger with all the harvest rain on the eastern prairies . We will see how it goes with the cold nights on Thursday/Friday. They are predicting +4 in our area and i saw Brandon should go as low as only +2C.
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Post by Oatking on Sept 2, 2024 9:41:09 GMT -6
The problem is the bean crop maybe getting bigger with all the harvest rain on the eastern prairies . We will see how it goes with the cold nights on Thursday/Friday. They are predicting +4 in our area and i saw Brandon should go as low as only +2C. Yes watching those nights as well . That would be really bad if it got below zero
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Post by shmiffy on Sept 2, 2024 10:16:03 GMT -6
Balers say it’s a record year for straw , 4 wheat round bales per acre. That seems like a lot to a non baler like me! I got 3.75 bales/acre on green feed oats. I asked my neighbour if it was record for hay, She quickly answered no but still happy with
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Post by Oatking on Sept 2, 2024 10:48:18 GMT -6
Balers say it’s a record year for straw , 4 wheat round bales per acre. That seems like a lot to a non baler like me! I got 3.75 bales/acre on green feed oats. I asked my neighbour if it was record for hay, She quickly answered no but still happy with All this straw and fluff and some guys have nothing in the head ! I guess that is why those farmers are calling it a Trudeau crop out west .!
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