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    #11
    Did the government get rid of all the seed inspectors, too? Seed specs should be tightened up, right Tom?

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      #12
      Oh I thought this was going to be about Donald Trumpit.

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        #13
        Most Bayer canola seed is produced in S AB where cleavers are unheard of. I am combining some of this seed today. The seed tag should give where is was produced. The first 2 numbers of the crop certificate are the year and the second 2 are the province of production with 80 denoting Alberta and 70 Saskatchewan.

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          #14
          Biglentil
          2 to 5% cleavers? That came from the horses mouth? Give me a break. That one came from the other end of the horse. Thats just preposterous.
          There's no way. FYI you are allowed 0% cleavers in canola. None !

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            #15
            We grow canola for seed. Cleavers are the biggest risk to a grower in a seed production field. There is zero tolerance to cleavers. If you have them, your field goes for commercial crush. If it's a small area, rouging is an option. 2-5% is bs

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              #16
              It's coming from somewhere.

              Isn't some canola multiplied in other countries in the off season for production here.

              I know I have gained many weeds since buying canola seed that were not common here before.

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                #17
                Instead of growing the seed out why not roll it out? The cleaners shouldn't crush, what about Devils Trumpet? Faster than growing a thousand seeds.

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                  #18
                  [URL="http://www.producer.com/2015/09/poisonous-weeds-found-in-alta-canola/"]Western Producer Sept 3rd[/URL]

                  <a hreff="http://www.producer.com/2015/09/devils-trumpet-a-common-weed-under-the-right-conditions/"target=blank>Western Producer Sept 10th</a>

                  <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/7982925/Hallucinogenic-Devils-Trumpet-plant-found-in-back-garden.html"taget=blank>Hallucinogenic</a>

                  >a href="http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/14/"target=blank>A Flower or Weed</a>

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                    #19
                    Cleavers are a conspicuous admix and can be easily distinguished. I am not sure about Devils Trumpit. I have never seen seed yet.

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                      #20
                      The name is "Devil's Trumpet", not "Devils Trumpit".

                      Here is an interesting URL:

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                      http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/7982925/Hallucinogenic-Devils-Trumpet-plant-found-in-back-garden.html

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                      Don't even sniff the plant or you'll be affected...especially TOM4CWB.

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