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    #11
    I'm not a seed grower, but have done a
    lot of trials over the years, properly
    and side by side. I don't jump to the
    newest bleeding edge varieties, i let
    others make that mistake. Unfortunately
    when there is new ones every year, its
    getting hard to do.

    I am concerned over the farmers that
    have started the... if i'm big enough
    and whine enough even though i ****ed up
    my field, the seed company will comp my
    seed.

    I don't matter as i'm not 'important' to
    a retailer of company and will NEVER get
    my seed credited.

    Trouble is, i'm paying for the ones that
    do, and it really pisses me off!

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      #12
      DeKalb 2013 seed guide states 7345 is 6.3 standability compared to 6.4 for 7375. 5.5 for L150, 5.6 for 45H29.
      It's earlier and easier to swath and harvest.
      What's not to buy?

      I say that is NOT the seed I bought but some "twisted sister" reject, off breed.
      Terrible quality control. Misrepresented in advertising.

      Fields are next to each other, same seeding tool and depth, weather, fertilizer, rate, correct spray on time. Only diff is the seed.

      5440 swathed today is 3 times the swath of 7345. Standing quite good.

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        #13
        standability, yield, disease resistance and we pay for it. We bought it.

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          #14
          @ Hopperbin

          I'm a seed grower...I'm not sure if I understand exactly where you are coming from when you tell me to eff off. Please enlighten me, I truly would like to know whats up.

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            #15
            I tend to put the seed in the bin, not
            the swath.

            Great comments and yup some real
            frustrations too, somebody get Hopper a
            drink, but where should the
            responsibility of the seed company end?

            At a crop stage? A date? If it
            germinates in a lab to 90% does it stop
            after the seed bag is put in your hands?
            I would think the last one.

            If you don't like a variety, don't grow
            it again.

            The first varieties sold out are the
            newest and most expensive seeds. What
            message does that send? Um, get a new
            variety to be booked even before the
            combine rolls on last years new variety.

            Guess, what boys, its frickin working
            and only gonna get worse.

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              #16
              it would be good to see more govt or canola council independent trials. enough with the trials put on by the companys. We pay taxes, and we pay checkoff

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                #17
                Sorry to be ranting here of lately. But I am also a bit tired of the guys multiplying our planting seed trying to tell us its the best thing when all they are trying to do is sell the seed they have multiplied. Trying to make a buck. Seed variety may be no better than the last.

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                  #18
                  By what we read, they might be getting worse.
                  Buying a new hyped variety guarantees zero. Those in test plots could not be the same as seed you buy for the next year. We have to trust them, chance a whole year. I was told to try several.

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                    #19
                    Im not crying. What I am trying to point
                    out to some that just dont get it. WE
                    have been sold a shit variety that
                    replaced a decent variety and now pay
                    $10.00 a lb for it.
                    As a farmer Ill gladly pay 10 for seed
                    that is a true performer but the variety
                    L150 is $1.00 lb seed at best. Walmart
                    would sell it.
                    Its all about the
                    MONEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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                      #20
                      Off the topic but their is a field north
                      of Yorkton that had top dressing of diffident cocktails of Foliar fertilizer
                      on Barley crop. Well the guy was
                      swathing the fields yesterday and guess
                      what the whole field looks exactly the
                      same. Not one plot was higher or a
                      different color or bigger heads. So as a
                      Old HoeGrass rep yous to say we hit the
                      area for plots with 200Lbs fert and then
                      spray for disease three or four times
                      and when you come to visit its AWSOME!
                      have a beer. "BUY BUY"

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