Cody Etter
@Cetter15
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Husband, Father of 2, NW Ohio Farmer, Disciple of Christ
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Called about a new Traverse today.. After a bit they asked how I would be paying if I purchased it, I told them cash. They proceed to ask me why I would pay cash for a depreciating asset. I ask why you’d pay 7-8% interest on a depreciating asset.. don’t think they expected that.
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I’d love to know the rationale behind putting “Call for price” on an item instead of just listing the price. Does that actually help sell? Personally, I’ve never called for a price and don’t see myself doing so anytime soon.
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This field has been corn on corn for over 70 years, and for good reason. 30 days ago this corn was still in a bag.
Now if we could just get it some more rain!
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Soybeans are on the smaller side but yields have become more respectable. All in all, pretty pleased 30% into harvest. Can’t help but wonder what yields would’ve been if we hit another rain, or two, late. Thanking the Lord for what He did provide!
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2 year old picked himself up some year end tax deductions, must’ve been a good year!
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Going to need these rain chances to verify or we are going to be in trouble.
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That, my friends, is what we call a $100,000 rain! We’ve hit the jackpot! Now the soybeans replanted June 21-23th will finally germinate.
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We got some! 1.6” overnight after swinging and missing all day long. Beyond thankful for the answered prayer! Asked for 1.5” yesterday morning at a local men’s prayer breakfast and received. Praise the Lord!
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@SamTheSeedGuy1
Never. Doesn’t matter what’s ready or if weather is coming. We work hard enough for 6 days that we need the day off. Between church, family time, groceries, resting, etc it’s exactly what’s needed. It’s almost like it was designed that way, or something.
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Have some insane plant health on my hands… Looks like a silage chopper should be out here, not a combine. Yet here we are, 21% moisture corn.
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If you know, you know. Roundup, Callisto, atrazine, dicamba, and acetochlor 19 days ago. Bur-cucumber are the absolute worst.
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Harvest began 58 days ago but the end is finally close. Still dealing with 20% corn for the most part. Stand-ability is solid but it’s time to be done. Hoping to beat next week’s weather but it might be an uphill battle.
#harvest23
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If sweet corn translates to field corn yield, watch out. Tallest sweet corn ever (7-8’), 2-3 ears per plant, absolutely massive ears. Can’t remember a sweet corn yield like these in a long, long time.
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Potential was solid, both ears dropped in this pic were 18 around with only a small amount of tip back but dropping only a few days into dent will rob a ton of yield. 114 day with mid May plant date. Had a lot of growing season left!
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We are so toast. Upper 80s today followed by 90s for six days. These soybeans might start turning next week at this rate, and it won’t be because they are mature.
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Who’s growing 363 bushel corn to offset this 0? If you planted late May in our area, it’s ugly.
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Sold cash corn a little bit ago for +.85. Yet I’m told that there’s plenty of old crop corn left in the Eastern Corn Belt. Something doesn’t add up.
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I know it is November 16th, but can we stop with this whole snow thing? Got snowed out Saturday, yesterday, and it looks like we are on our way there tonight. I just want to finish!
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Am I seeing this right, 5 straight days in the upper 70s on the way, in the middle of April!?!? Better make sure everything is ready to go…. Oh wait, it’s not even going to matter.
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Welp… missing my typical elevator already! Hauling to a different one, similar distance and they are closing at 5 tonight. Cool, cool. Give me back my family owned elevator that’ll stay open past midnight for me!
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Got a call from the usda this morning. They said to go ahead and destroy the corn, I guess they zeroed it out.
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As good as the week started, the past few days have been fully of challenges. We sit at 95% on corn and 65% on soybeans. If you told me that’d be our progress a week ago I’d have called you crazy. Praising the Lord for that! After 118 hours the past 6 days, I’m glad it’s Sunday!
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Me trying to decide what to do in this grain market… heck of a rally but also realizing we’ve had 1” of rain in the past month, mid to upper 80s next week, and no rain until day 9 in the forecast currently.
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You’ve heard of June planted soybeans; have you ever heard of June harvested soybeans?!? I’m not sure if this qualifies as store and ignore, or free DP, but it’s something! Kind of jealous of them, honestly.
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Might be a long night.. soybeans still around 10.5%. Decent breeze, 71 degrees and rain coming tomorrow. With the 10 day forecast being 50s and low 60s, this might be the best cutting we get for the rest of the year. Always helps that the elevator is still open!
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How wet is it? There’s water running out of the top of the ground. I’d expect this in March, maybe, not June.
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Is this how those boys up north feel on the daily? We are officially under a delay.
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Finally wrapping up side dressing. This June 7th corn is looking pretty solid but there’s a long ways to go to the finish line!
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Corn leaf aphid pressure is picking up. Nearly every field has some pressure at this point, some much higher than others. I’ve never seen anything remotely close to this level of pressure.
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Does anyone make a lift for a Hagie? Asking for a friend. It’s a jungle out here!
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4th day in the last 7 that we received rain. Absolute blessing. Three of the four were on days of 20% chance or less. Ended up with up to .8” Monday, up to .8” Thursday, up to .5” last night, and now this gem. More to come too! Big week ahead between the heat and pollination!
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1.25” yesterday. Switched off beans and started corn harvest. I’m not sure what’s more variable, the yields or the moisture. Drying some and sending some straight to the ethanol plant.
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Drainage tile starting to show up and it’s only 70 degrees currently. We are starting to run out of gas.
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I won’t lie, add some rain to this corn crop over the weekend and it’ll be looking really good. It’s amazing how much 75-80 degrees during the day and 50-55 degrees at night has completely flipped this crop. Tonight marks 3 full weeks without rain.
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This thing works wonders!
@BenRand10
could put whatever price tag he wanted on these things and he wouldn’t be enough. What a blessed last 20 hours!
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Today once again proves that I call the most conservative county in Ohio, one of the most in the country, home. While the world continues slip further and further into darkness, I’m thankful to get to raise my family in a community such as this.
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Variability will be the name of the game this fall… two hybrids, only a few feet apart. Earlier variety had the moisture and pollinated at the right time, the later…. Not so much.
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While it may be plenty wet outside, conditions are perfect inside! Prices must be pretty good as the countertop got planted to corn this season. Carpet farming ‘24 rolls on!
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I’m struggling to remember a similar 5 day stretch as this, and I’m not even including the 95 day before and after. 72+ lows 7 days straight. Most of our acres haven’t had rain since June 1st and that doesn’t appear to be changing anytime soon. Oh how quickly things can change!
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Trees interfered with one of the final sunsets of soybean harvest. Little chilly but otherwise gorgeous day of running. One more full day and we should pretty much be done.
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#plant24
is in the rear view mirror. Unfortunately it’s straight into
#replant24
for us. Hopefully we can get everything wrapped up in the next couple days.
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Just found out that the bridge that essentially splits our farm in two will be down to one lane next week. Good job guys! Slap a bridge project right in the middle of harvest.
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Into the night we roll, productive day thus far. Planting soybeans sure is peaceful this evening! Especially compared to the many tasks I’ve tackled the past week.
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It seems as if our deep tillage last fall pulled up the remnants of the ghost town that used to sit alongside the Miami and Erie Canal that once ran through this farm.
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With only 1.5 days worth of wheat harvest this year, I could probably afford to head for home. But it’s still running decent and with the potential for storms tomorrow, I’d rather just finish this field up tonight. Few hours tomorrow and wheat harvest will be in the books.
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8” tall corn rolling at 1pm on June 1st can’t be a good sign of the future. Sure hope the 35% chance of showers on the 11th and 12th come to fruition because that’s it in the 14 day forecast. It’s early but things could get ugly in a hurry.
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Decided to put a corn field and soybean field into
@FieldView
’s fungicide trials this year. All summer I heard that fungicide on corn wasn’t a big deal this year. Yet it’s September 2nd and you can see plain as day where the check strips are on the scouting and vegetation maps.
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Picked up another 1.1” today, more than double expected. I’d have to check my numbers but I’m fairly certain we’ve received more rain in the past 6 weeks than we did May-September last year. The wait continues, now nearly certainly into May.
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Only do a few loads a year with the lights on but man, is it fun. Maybe it was just the fact that this evening was my first time in the field in 6 days but I could definitely get used to this.
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@EngelstadTony
When our son was about 13 months and I had to watch him during harvest I would just take his car seat and throw it in the cab of the tractor or combine and get by for a few hours. Plenty of snacks and drinks. The one day he wouldn’t eat lunch because he was having so much fun.
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Combine, spreader, VT, and ripper all hammering away at the last 40 acres of harvest. Should easily beat the rain arriving late tonight. Beyond thankful for everyone’s long hours to have us in this position.
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Man, we just can’t miss right now. We’ve gotten nearly .5” in the past half hour, only four more hours to go. Thought we’d make it to the fields tomorrow if we missed tonight, now I question if we even make it by the weekend’s rains.
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Every time I drive through Middle Point I question if it’ll be the last time I see this grain bin standing, yet the next time I go through it’s still there. It’s been there for years, so I’m not sure why I think that’ll ever change.
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Spent this morning scouting each of our soybean fields. Stands are far worst than driving by at 55mph would lead you to believe. 55% of our soybeans will be replanted. With 35% of the soybeans to go, sidedressing at the door, and some corn to plant, that’s not what I hoped for.
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The USDA has Ohio with a record corn (195) and soybean (58) crop. I remind myself to avoid backyarditis but the chances of a record crop here sailed a few weeks back… Maybe I’ll be surprised when harvest rolls but I’m just not seeing it.
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Let me get this straight… no rain for weeks straight into a 6” rain event? I’ll believe this when I see it. If realized, we’d go from parched crops to replanting flooded out crops in a matter of days.
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We have ran out of fieldwork to do as we await this evening’s rains. I guess we may as well make our first rounds of the highest ROI task on the farm.
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It’s definitely cooler out today but otherwise a beautiful October day.
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Have I ever mentioned how much I hate vomitoxin? Cleaning the fines out of the corn is a slow process but it’s getting the job done. Looking forward to quality corn again this fall!
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Is it normal to build a solar farm, get it fully operational and then list it for investment? Also, I love how this is considered an agricultural listing.
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Not sure what’s taking place at Bunge in Decatur, Indiana but it can’t be good.
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Counting our blessings tonight! Got a call from my dad at 6:45 tonight saying I need to come to the bins, we had a bin giving out.. thankfully he caught it right after it started as things continued moving quickly since. Slowly unloading the bin and it seems we avoided disaster.
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Travelled to Chicago yesterday. NW Ohio and N Indiana is WET. Saw two planters around midnight (tomatoes) but otherwise not a single tractor the entire trip, and that’s not because everyone is finished. I’d guess 10% of the trip was planted.
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Approaching midnight and we’re finally sending our last truck to the elevator. What a day! New farm record for acres and bushels off in a day. There’s still a ways to go, but suddenly the end doesn’t seem so far away.
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Picked Frank up from the combine hospital today. Went into the shop Monday afternoon with some major internal damage after the cleaning fan blew apart and went through the machine. Thanks to the crew at
@KennFeldGroup
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The river is easily as low as I’ve seen it in my lifetime. Rain chances are high in the coming days but when you’ve get this dry, you question if it’ll ever rain again.
#Drought24
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Almost had a mini heart attack when I peaked at one of the ethanol plants bid of -.60 next month… then I realized they switched to the Z but my goodness, what a crap show. -.55 for harvest, a far cry from the past few Septembers!
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It’s amazing what some rain and heat will do… off to the races now!
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I’m not a big fan of spraying soybeans post after sunset but here I am. Looks like we will be getting Beryl’d tomorrow.
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Well, we officially got our “if I can go wrong, it will go wrong” day out of the way for spring ‘24. Only one of four tractors still rolling. Hopefully one will rejoin early morning and the other two mid-day. It can only go up from here!
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These storms better materialize and push west tonight… I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, could have a record crop on our hands locally and could end up below average. The next couple days are going to play a huge part in that.
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Yesterday evening our chance of rain was eliminated through Tuesday. Woke up today, decided it’d be a good idea to check the forecast again. Well, there’s now a 100% chance of heavy thunderstorms this afternoon with at least a 40% chance every day for the next 7.
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Sometimes it’s the 10-20% chance of rain that hits that makes all the difference. Looking at the forecast, I have to think this pop up .5” is going to make a huge difference short term.
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Well… this will sum up our growing conditions over the past five weeks. This ear outgrew its husk and the end is starting to sprout. I’ll take that over the alternative, all day!
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