Posted by rusty6 on November 30, 2019 at 10:28:31 from (142.165.85.66):
In Reply to: Wheat in Winter posted by rusty6 on November 30, 2019 at 08:00:59:
And regarding big farms, well I farm beside one of the biggest in the area and they are one of the few that did finish their harvest. By calling in extra custom operators and working in extreme muddy conditions with stuck combines, etc. it got done. Another big farmer only hit the half way mark. Growing conditions made canola crops very slow to mature. Some were swathed, in desperation, a little too green. That green never came out and it still lays in the swath waiting. I'm definitely a small time operator and about ten percent of my crop is still in the field. We don't normally harvest spring wheat in spring but this will be the case. I did not harvest a single bushel of dry wheat this year and it is all downgraded to feed quality due to weather. Its the best I could do. I could go on and on but nobody wants to hear me complain.
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