Devil's advocate
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- Location
- Posh side of Barnsley
Sorry in what way are you letting the side down?
I've messed up, its just one of those things, will still enjoy Xmas.
2019 all over again?
- Thread starter Jsmith2211
- Start date
I've messed up, its just one of those things, will still enjoy Xmas.
lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire
I was just jesting.
Most of it is getting planted now by plough and powerharrow drill.
Unfortunately one of our powerharrows is at the doctors.
Devil's advocate
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- Location
- Posh side of Barnsley
Its not fit for that here.
Suspect @Flatlander could have woken up to snow.
3" last night to the West some.
3" last night to the West some.
yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
For some in lincolnshire it very bad
wardys waffel river Witham over the banks
every time it rains now the Witham here is up and all the water that falls drains into the river 12 hour later it is at lincoln
wardys waffel river Witham over the banks
every time it rains now the Witham here is up and all the water that falls drains into the river 12 hour later it is at lincoln
lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire
Anymore rain and will be like that around here.
just gamling and keeping wheat in the whol
- Location
- Lorette Manitoba
Wet snow started around 5 and was 3-4 inches of heavy wet snow on the ground this morning. Lots of beans and some canola around here still. I have 450 acres of beans being pulled down in the snow. Not a pretty sight.
- Location
- Lorette Manitoba
Not been in the house much lately to be honest but if our weather is anything to go by it’s been a tough month to get any remaining crop off. Friend finished wheat a couple of nights ago. But it was so wet it wouldn’t run out his truck. Lots of soybeans some canola and a host of corn still to take off. Won’t be plain sailing from now on.
- Location
- Lorette Manitoba
Best case scenario is the snow melts and we get -10 days and -20 at night. That way it’s cold enough to keep the inside of the combine frozen so dust doesn’t accumulate and any snow will blow thru. Plus the ground will be solid and the header will slide over without pushing dirt. A good cold north wind will actually dry beans pretty good.
- Location
- Lorette Manitoba
If I remember rightly you were out near Brandon. I’m two hours from their east. Out weather tends to be a lot wetter than there.
That figures, nearer we got to Wpg, the more wheat there was still to do.
40min NW of Brandon actually, and weather is different again.
our last drilled a week ago yesterday pre emed and pellet's between the rain, lighter land will be peeping through tomoz, stronger land gawd know's but the grouns covered in slug's and will get another dose as soon as poss, i have never seen the like's before had a dose pre drilling as well
- Location
- Darlington
Is this after OSR or everywhere?our last drilled a week ago yesterday pre emed and pellet's between the rain, lighter land will be peeping through tomoz, stronger land gawd know's but the grouns covered in slug's and will get another dose as soon as poss, i have never seen the like's before had a dose pre drilling as well
- Location
- Lorette Manitoba
Seems the last few years I this area crops don’t want to dry down line normally. Different fungicides have exacerbated this I’m sure but the heads are dry but every leaf is bright green.my yields this year again are very good but if I don’t get the beans off before winter really hits it will be expensive.
mos.tly after osr. heavyer ground has gone cold!