
Raising kids, cows and grain. 4th generation farmer. Married to @MeConni
Raymore Saskatchewan
Joined March 2016
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My son in-law works doing Vehicle wraps and he wrapped our filing cabinet drawers. Turned out pretty awesome
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Looking at a GSI 1608 Mixed flow grain dryer.
I know there is only 1 in Canada down at Carman so just wondering if any US farmers that follow me or someone know of one just wondering about them.
Very happy with my GSI dryer and Glenmore as a dealer.
Thanks if anyone can help
Have a bunch of green peas the Buyer would like drier. Ran fans for a long time right after harvest but didn’t really dry them any, have a grain dryer but to many trips through an auger for that I think, can you freeze dry them with a fan? Any other ideas
After harvest work in full swing disking, harrowing, fencing and got a few cows home get the rest this week
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YLD grains bins. Made in Watson, Saskatchewan by the team at @VenlawLtd
Find your nearest dealer online yldag.ca/find-a-dealer/
2 of life’s certainties while running equipment
They bring dinner when your doing headlands and phone rings while your turning
What’s the trick to growing good barley? 10 years ago we could grow 100 bushel barley now we struggle to get 80. To much N it’s flat, tried all the VR jazz, fungicide makes no difference. Whose got some ideas cause I’m out of them
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Selling some hay if people on Twitter want some
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Looking for a bin crew to fix a couple bins or at least give me a quote to fix them. Anybody know someone? I know they are all busy
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In search of a 12.9L iveco out of a T9030 , 9050 or 9070 would also work I think.
12.9 out of a combine will not work.
Tried Gratton coulee , and combine world so far and no luck.
Any leads be much appreciated
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Has anyone actually seen hay moving in Alberta? If so what for? Might list a few hundred bales this week.
See lots advertised for $100 to $125 a bale, with no comments under it…



















