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DID FEEDLOT IN SOUTHERN ALBERTA DROP SILAGE GROUND!

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    DID FEEDLOT IN SOUTHERN ALBERTA DROP SILAGE GROUND!

    I heard a rumor the other day and I am wondering if any one else heard it. A large feedlot had dropped 10000 acres of silage ground. If that is true it means they are not going to have very many animals this fall and next winter.
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    Numbers will be down and have been all winter. Combine that with a huge corn silage crop last year,increased use of dried distillers grains and cheap hay to cut there is a large silage carryover in Southern Alberta. I would imagine there will be 10000 acres of irrigated canola grown there instead.

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      They might be planning on buying hay for those animals with the money they get from grain and oilseed production.

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        oops iamthemole, I didn't refresh and see your response before I posted. I agree 70bu. canola at $14 a bushel beats the heck out of silage.

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