Whar canola to grow?

[bucket]

Thanks klause. I needed that endorsement to confirm my thinking for 2015.

2.50 for clean seed or 12.50 an acre compared to well over 50 for the wonder canola.

I can move some inputs around to make that work.

[Jagfarms]

We were very happy with our Synergy Polish canola as well in 2013. We also used Muster and assure for weed control and it worked very well.

[farmaholic]

At $10.00/bu for the canola you sell, that's twenty cents a lb. for your own seed, plus cleaning....

$.20/lb. versus $12.00/lb.---kinda ugly when you look at it that way...

[bucket]

Jag

Ate you sold our for 2015 yet.

It sounds like this polish variety is performing well.

Any yield data?

[bucket]

Two solid endorsements it must be catching on. I must be the last to the party again.

[Jagfarms]

I did not have any Synergy canola in 2014 but there are other seed growers who did if you Look in seed guide.

[freewheat]

Cleaver control?

[Guest]

you dont get cleaver control with liberty unless you spray on a hot day , cant have any cold weather for a few days after and you must spray twice ! oh and the stars have to be lined perfect as well and make sure to use the 40 ac rate of centurion now also. so now were at $60 /ac for seed and $37 /ac for chem . remember when this started we were using 120/ac rate centurion and 1 liter of liberty ? so it takes 11 bpa just for seed and chem , what a joke ! sounds like clever (accord) might be registered for conventiional canola next spring , that will fit in good with the "old "varieties

[Klause]

Do NOT mix "clever" with muster.... really sets crop back. Split app is better.


I posted pics of 1 field on here.... However that grower had 200 ac on 4 fields. 31-50 bpa his prior best canola was d3150 at 32 on 1 field.

All was seeded June 28 to July 7.

I think that's darn impressive.

[sumdumguy]

Interesting perspective on testplots. Is the fox tending the chicken coup?

[poorboy]

What kind of N rates with the Polish canola? The reward canola I used to grow would lodge badly. I assume today's high N rates would have it flat on the ground?