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FORECASTS: More Important than Crop Ratings

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@TwoHappyChildrenFarm10 months ago This setup looks similar to 2022 in Central Texas with a few inches here and there before tassle. After tassle the corn was not too healthy and short so any stress after that canceled the rains.
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@lilblackduc731210 months ago I feel better now that the Fine Art is back, proudly hanging up behind Mackenzie! Great show. Thank you...🇺🇸 😎👍☕ 2
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@timnichols901510 months ago Mackenzie’s cattle picture is back! Very nice. 4
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@microsoilenhancersinspirey575010 months ago I remember how dry it was in 1988, and I understand why it’s been that long since the ratings were that low. 1988 and 1993 were the 2 driest times I can remember here.
Great show again joe.
Thank you!
Shalom!.. ... 4
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@tombyers481410 months ago Almost July and 15” beans are not canopied yet. Although rain would be helpful, I believe the trend line yield ship has already sailed.
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@dalecoffing865510 months ago NC Indiana: We received over Sunday and Monday 1.0". Forecast has chances out for the next week. 2
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@FarmJim188510 months ago My opinion apparently the big Brazilian corn wasn’t all priced so the commercial grain are trying to hold prices in check because they need it to import for our deficit. 3
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@mattcase115610 months ago Dekalb Illinois we got a good inch! But…Still dry between the 30” rows. 🤷🏻‍♂️ 1
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@iansagen10 months ago I dont understand why markets react to "forecasted projected rain" wouldn'it be more sensible to make the market react to rain totals that actually materialize and that fell. I mean it's not like the weather man or these models are wronge 90% of the time. Ridiculous ... 10
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@darrellwilliams599510 months ago I think the markets are actually going down because of the projected reports, ones that reflect yields for the year, usage and other crap, they're taking protection, damage that has already been done, we've been in a drought for years, I'm also a contractor and I dig down tremendously deep, and there is no moisture in the dirt, you dig up to 20 ft deep, it is just as wet as the top and it's Dusty, we've had at least 8 in of rain in a very small window, so if you want to see what 8in looks like, look at a few plugged intakes and the river, we're back to Dusty gravel roads, and I plan on spraying tomorrow two days after a hard rain, and things still look sick, I think our beans picked up a disease that they can't get past and they are not producing, but my weeds are growing, this is my second spray. ...
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@user-ml3ob4wr4u10 months ago westby wi in 88 they said good rain in 5 days they where right in the middle of Sept. beans are just 6in tall corn is pale and not growing much 1
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@GrainMarketsandOtherStuff10 months ago Good morning! How does your local weather forecast look this morning? 1
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@brianbauer876110 months ago An inch or 2 will not fix dryland crops in much of eastern nebraska, dryland soybeans starting to die in areas 2
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@runninred8910 months ago West Tn and North MS not looking good. Temps over 100 by the weekend. Lots of wind damage again. 1
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@farmermatt62910 months ago Forecasts more important than crop ratings… there is only one problem… the forecasts have been wrong for 3 months and it’s going to rain next weekend for 3 months … still no rain we’re talking 240 aph ground … going backwards fast ... 3
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@stevegarrett345010 months ago I just drove thru Michigan, corn looked bad and soybeans looked even worse. It was supposed to rain 1.65 and it rained .35 at our location. 1
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@ttanne783810 months ago My opinion : Corn continues to be priced as a low cost fuel source. Not as a feed or a food. 2
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@LtColDaddy7110 months ago People don’t realize, even when their is no drought, you can still be short moisture at key phases of plant development. Those are one week windows. On the flip side, a crop needs far less moisture than you would think the rest of the time. You have to be a pretty good craps player as a farmer, have bets spread all over the table. Varieties, maturities, planting dates, application and seeding rates. This is not a game for stupid people.
One advantage of the green side, is your variations are 20-40 bushels on corn, and 5-15 on soybeans. You never really knock it out of the park, and, you’ll get some fields that fail. But if you know what your doing, and not blowing all your money on snake oil and greased lightening, you have so much less invested in an organic no till cover croped crop.
As it was pointed out to me yesterday at the coffee shop, I “never have to worry so much about rain because my crops always suck.” True and not true all at the same time.
I’ve netted an inch the past few days. It can’t hurt. I’m half way across the top 1/3 of Illinois ... 1
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@user-rn3no7zx5p10 months ago Still don't get it joe, More to this than just weather.Financials, Europe market? I farmed through 2012, 1988, 1992. Love a coment on it. Worst crop ratings we've had and down we go. Don't want or need 8$ corn. Something funny going on here and always enjoy your comments on youtube. ...
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@levicitrowske917310 months ago Always tell the truth, just not All the truth, Lol lets just keep making the case why the America farmer should sell for less. 1
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@fredjones633310 months ago There are 15" row beans planted in the middle of April that haven't closed the rows in all over my area south of terre haute. These beans are already at the stage fungicide application should start.
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@dirtydan207410 months ago Love how my local poet cuts the august basis by 80 cents during the rally but wont raise it when floor comes out 🥹

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