Real farmers seeding intentions.

[SASKFARMER3]

10000 acres
Canola 40% 4000 acres
Peas 10% 1000 acres
Durum 10% 1000 acres
HRS 30% 3000 Acres
Oats 5% 500 acres
Barley Malt 5% 500 Acres.
Swing acres will be 500 Could come from
Canola or Oats will be cut all together.
Soy maybe 160 still working on.

[grgsrvc]

2700 acres
1/2 canola
1/4 barley
1/4 feed wheat

Kind of a standard rotation west of the fifth
meridian. I don't have any perinial forage that I
harvest mechanically.

[Wheatking]

25,000 acres

This Year Last Year
30% Canola 75%
50% Malt 15%
10% HRS 5%
10% Oats 5%

[caseman]

50 000 acres

49 000 canola

1000 wheat

[Hopperbin]

That is a pretty big canola shift, can you explain?

[Hopperbin]

Not talkig to case man dah

[seabass]

Too funny Caseman!

[fjlip]

100000 acres
All canola on canola

[dschill]

9427.856 acres (by gps of course)

1227.42 canola
774.39 corn
524.85 navy beans
3127.42 oats
1648.33 I.P. Soy
622.38 RR Soy Seed Production
548.77 Winter Wheat
627.91 Spring Wheat
326.386 Barley

We may need to fine tune things a bit yet.

[SASKFARMER3]

F R O !
ALL OF YOU~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[Wheatking]

Hopper
We where 75% canola last year. Though I
am not apposed to Canola on canola and
have done some in the past, I really
have no land suitable this year for it.
I am only doing one quarter of it.

I made a mistake on the acres as well,
we picked up some more land in the last
couple of days and we are now up to
65,000, therefore I am the best again.

[furrowtickler]

Sensitive this A.M.? hehe. Lighten up, at least you will have some moisture to seed into.
Plans are the same here, about 1/3 peas, 1/3 wht, 1/3 canola. Been there with the 6-7 diff crops a year - the last few year it's been 4 - canola/wht/peas then reseed canola lol. Hopefully our luck changes on the late May hard frosts.
Plans are 90% solidified around here with seed issues forcing some changes. Two more weeks without a good rain and it may change a bit more.

[grgsrvc]

Wheatking you are using the inflation rate when
calculating acres right. What used to be one is
now worth like ten. Pretty soon land will be so
inflated that we will have move the decimal point
otherwise we will all be 10000 acre farmers...

[furrowtickler]

LOL, i should have not replied for I may not be a "real" farmer with the smaller acreage we run.
Most of the "real" farmers here with lots of dirt are half wht/half canola.

[Wheatking]

Like most on this board I am full of shit
and you can only believe half of what I
say. My Percentages are right, my acres
may a tad off though.