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Frost??
Seems like every yr. we have a frost discussion
Mostly it doesn't amount to much or at the very most buy the rumour, sell the fact
Well: this yr. might be different "or not"??
A meterologist that I find to have some sense of farm country and crops
He is giving a Sept 16 frost a 50-50 chance for this yr. in the mid west, as of now
As the tmie comes closer, he will give a better idea of what he thinks
I don't think the late planted beans want a frost, but they might miss everything,
,The rest of us in a more northenly, mid west area might get the frost
Our corn is showing no sign of dent, but it is close
Beans are green as grass except for disease and insect damage
Maybe 2 weeks is enough for most crops
I don't know, but sept 16 would be early for us
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Re: Frost??
4 different internet weather sites that I just checked that do long range daily forecasting have an average projected frost date of October 18 for here in SC MN.
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Dent will not save you from a frost. In 1995 the corn hear was almost to black layer when the frost hit. The black layer was 3 times the size of normal and that was all we could really tell other than a little lighter test wieght. You must be at black layer or very, very close to it to be frost safe.
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If it was big and cold it might moves the markets
But I wouldnt hold my breath
At this point the markets need rocked by "it wasn't supposed to happen" type event
Until we shock em with lower supply that gets things tight we are in a funk
12.2 and 3.2 would do it. But USDA will never print those