Well its 90 Days till Seeding whats the crop of Choice and why?

[newguy]

wanted to haul it on a #4 contract that had a spread widened since I took it out.Would have got 10 bucks for it if would have sill been a 1.

[bucket]

Newguy


How can your grade change?


It's always a puzzle how grade can change from year to year and prairie to port...

No one is regulating these things or at the very least being accountable and transparent about it.

[SASKFARMER3]

Question on seed costs what variety is every one going to use.

Were switching our HRS to almost 100% AC Brandon.

Peas are getting switched to Amarillo's.

Canola is mostly Liberty L252 and some Pioneer strait cut the new one.

Barley sticking with Copland.

So only two need to change is

Maybe some Durum new variety for 50 acres and Some new Oats variety for 50 acres.

[sumdumguy]

It's time for us to try some new crops. We need to go out on a limb. When lentils were first introduced to our area at Jerome Bechard Farm in about 1970, they were a wreck. The registered seed growers in that area were horified at the weed competition. But some growers were undeterred and the tests were repeated. Why aren't we trying sugar beets? What other crops would you suggest?

When the Crow was paid out, huge grants were made for agricultural innovation, but guess what - they were never available to farmers, the motors of prairie invention.

[farmaholic]

SF3...I saw some Marchwell durum a guy here grew.....had no rain on it at harvest.....ugly stuff! Seemed so shrunken but had half decent color...fusarium issues as well like any other durum had. Our Verona looked better even after it was rained on.

We are going to give Jatharia HRS a try. Otherwise the main variety is Cardale....for this year anyway....see how the new stuff pans out.

Growing green peas.....Raezers.

Canola...Bin-run......;-)