116.8bu/ac...Pioneer 45H33rr

[TOM4CWB]

"Not only did we have a great yield on the plot, the field averaged over 100 bu/ac." Florian added...

Florian Hagmann, Birch Hills, SK; 116.8bu/ac

He Won a trip for 2 to the Tim Hortons Brier in Ottawa. March 10-14 2016.

[biglentil]

why didnt he claim the half million dollar prize?

[SASKFARMER3]

So he has 16000 bushels from this quarter

[Klause]

Hahahahha riiiight

[farmaholic]

Mean while here in the slum....

Actually, no SF3, ASSUMING a full 160 acres, its 18688 bu. ASSUMING $11.00/bu thats over $205K on the quarter....thats why that land is sooooo expensive!

[Oliver88]

There was a guy on Agriville a few weeks ago claiming he averaged 85bpa for all of his canola in the 2015 Alberta drought.

This is an additional 31bpa in a wet area.

Interesting to see what these producers have for crop insurance coverage and what their premiums are. (This would cut out the BS quickly).

[Guest]

good way to sell high priced seed ,can't you see thru this horseshit ? good to get the word out tho. lol, I guess if you are a buyer

[Ronski]

He was at Agritrade helping out at the Krugler booth. How was this test verified (I'm not calling bullshit I'm just skeptical without more info)

[Daylate]

Wow. He must look after his stuff up there. His crops in RM 279 would win the award for the ugliest and most unproductive.

[iceman]

Ha ha ha ha ha ha datelate

And the truth comes out


Iceman out

[bgmb]

I agree lets see the crop insurance, better yet open the ****ing books, then we'll really see whats what

[bgmb]

On a side note how come dekalb and pioneer don't put their varieties in the trials. Hard to take a company seriously that doesnt have the balls to put genetics to a 3rd party comparison.