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    #11
    Our local Chem Dealer and another Big hitter use to Say push the Rotation. Well Last year they pumped huge dollars into their Back to Back and three year rotation and lost big time. I wish those guys luck. Take another 1 million acres out due to Stupidity.

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      #12
      Have these guys ever heard of club root?

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        #13
        this is why commercials were buyers, the crop is poor, and they know it! we've known it for six weeks already, the thing is, "How will they get us to sell?

        "http://news.tradingcharts.com/futures/1/2/110418021.html

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          #14
          Lots of back to back canola here. I think Agri-trends had a newsletter saying canola/canola/cereal/cereal was a better rotation than canola/cereal/canola/cereal and a lot of guys think this is a great time to start out.
          All I know so far is there is a hell of a lot of liberty tolerant volunteer in 43A56 roundup canola (open pollinated may be a factor?)

          SCREW THE CWB

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            #15
            Agri trends I think is a one hit wounder. Three guys in our area that since 04 were clients all dropped this year?

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              #16
              Our areas canola is poor and weird looking and we even got some good late rains.

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                #17
                Latest Larry Weber comments, he has been on the road like me and seen most of Saskatchewan the last couple of weeks, and comes to the conclusion their is no perfect field of canola in middle province, Albert is getting to wet and Manitoba has issues of their own. And oh by the way the big hitting area for yield in Saskatchewan is DRY>
                That's the Big hitting area not South west Sask that looks good then when July heat hits is gone.

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