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    #13
    I hope to increase canola acres this year to a
    more normal 25-30%. 2 years of wet wet wet
    have not been fun.

    With all the unseeded acres it's hard to get a
    pulse back into rotation.

    Canola still pencils out the best return.

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      #14
      Some say be carefull pushing canola rotation, if clubroot spreads across the praries it could devestate the canola industry. Dont want that.

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        #15
        but a serious threat would be OK. LOL
        I think their getting these acres on % of rotation assuming western canada's seeded acreage will be higher due to the fact that most of us will have more ground to run the drill over this year.
        I think the trade is somewhere between 6 and 8 percent more in Wesern canada for total acreage.

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          #16
          Yeah guys tend to forget all the unseeded, when they seeded 'er all.

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            #17
            Their is no way in hell that their will be
            20 mill acres of Canola in Canada. Its a
            pipe dream. Phone and see if you could get
            canola any variety. Oh yea why are the
            seed companies continuing to offer
            discounts for prebooking.
            DAh this is BS on 20 mill.

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              #18
              We can still get planting seed cause look at what we are paying for it. 20 million acres times 5 lbs per acre times say average 8 dollars per lb equals .8 billion dollars yikes.

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                #19
                Western Canada will be within 5% /- of last years canola final seeded acres, givin an average spring.

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