You guys kept getting knocked down but kept getting back up to keep fighting. I think you guys did an awesome job. It could have been much much worse. Keep up the fight and keep the videos coming .
Hi from oz mat. Rain is a huge problem on wheat here too. I can remember back around 2001 i had a prize winning crop. Judge estimated 3.3 tonne to acre (about 100 bushel) 2 days after judging the rain started and went for 14 days in a row. It went from prime hard bread wheat (our best grade over 13% protein) to 1.5 t acre (50 bushel) chicken feed (our worst grade) lucky at time wheat worth good money so i was able to cover ALL of my costs including ownership costs.
and the grain elevators just blend you,re docked in with good instant profit for them i,m very bitter about how the farmer iis treated i,m afraid we are in for some hard times good luck to you all you willl be hard to put down
Where there is a wheat field in 2024, there will be financial losses also. We are expecting the same but in our case it involves hard red spring wheat. A few with stellar yields will still make a bit but most fields with closer to average production will be a loser. Corn, beans and in our case, canola not much better.
You guys kept getting knocked down but kept getting back up to keep fighting. I think you guys did an awesome job. It could have been much much worse. Keep up the fight and keep the videos coming .
matt a lot of guys today up in my area are just giving up on this stuff they're getting sick of it. But their sons still want to keep going with it
And to think it was all done with a pencil and note book when I was on the farm some 50 years ago.
I hope y’all have or had a good vacation.
Hi from oz mat. Rain is a huge problem on wheat here too. I can remember back around 2001 i had a prize winning crop. Judge estimated 3.3 tonne to acre (about 100 bushel) 2 days after judging the rain started and went for 14 days in a row. It went from prime hard bread wheat (our best grade over 13% protein) to 1.5 t acre (50 bushel) chicken feed (our worst grade) lucky at time wheat worth good money so i was able to cover ALL of my costs including ownership costs.
If these prices don’t go up there’s gonna be a lot Less farms in ga next year
enjoy vacation! You deserve it.
I like your office.
and the grain elevators just blend you,re docked in with good instant profit for them i,m very bitter about how the farmer iis treated i,m afraid we are in for some hard times good luck to you all you willl be hard to put down
The new NH CR11 is being quoted at $1.9 million ( Aust $) here in Australia. The madness continues.
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Where there is a wheat field in 2024, there will be financial losses also. We are expecting the same but in our case it involves hard red spring wheat. A few with stellar yields will still make a bit but most fields with closer to average production will be a loser. Corn, beans and in our case, canola not much better.
Does your original program have an always online component? Perhaps there is a "cracked" version out there somewhere
Yes. All the data is stored on a cloud server. So while the program could still run, it would have no data to access.
Kansas wheat is called 2 things. Poverty grass and the tax payment
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