Market is yelling at you, DON'T PLANT WHEAT !

[SASKFARMER3]

Wall to wall wheat.

[Kinger]

I was wondering that too Kinger. I'm thinking maybe Cargill?

Sorry meant to put $7/bu on 50bu crop.

Everyone knows Pioneer isn't hitting close to that anytime soon.

[SASKFARMER3]

7 x 60 = 420 for wheat yes inputs are up their. 6 x 50 = 300 now not so good.
3 x 120 oats = 360 its good if you need a filler but at 2.75 its 330.
Barley malt at 80 x 5 = 400 feed 80 x 2.75 = 220 not so good.
Funny always need the yield to make it work. or get paid malt.


You need a filler last year for us the wheat was a money maker. Barley a dud and oats we didn't grow any.

[farmaholic]

Sixty bu/ac wht year in year out is a ****ing dream....and by now you all know where I farm.

[SASKFARMER3]

What I'm saying is yes it is achievable to get those yields but consistently without issues is tough.
'Hail flood etc take away yield real fast.

[sk_wheatking]

Sixty bu/ac wht year in year out is a ****ing dream....and by now you all know where I farm.

You get 60 every year just like sf3, low spots always yield good. Nowadays whatever the highest yield the monitor in the combine shows is field avg it seems. Like a friend of my dad's used to say.....sure his wheat went 60, but he will only haul 35 to the elevator!

[sk_wheatking]

Oh and I forgot to add that these guys that are banking on 45+ canola and 60+ wheat along with other numbers in that ballpark for other crops every year are walking a tightrope. But then again I'm also from "the slum of the ghetto" so what do I know.

[farmaholic]

The odd sand spot and white eroded hills bring down the average pretty fast. Last years yield on our farm was an anomaly. I realize we are growing better crops than two decades ago but I think it will be a long time before I see another like last year's crop, if ever, in my liferime again. Something to look forward to and strive for though!

[WiltonRanch]

I dare someone to be a contrarian and plant wall to wall wheat. Lol.

[westernvicki]

Simple question, yes getting payed for carbon sequestration sounds great but what happens in the wet years like now when some tillage is required, do you have to pay it back? My experience is when you hop into bed with the government you will eventually get screwed!

Disced nasty ruts but never cultivated yet. I'll take my chances, as that decision is one I can calculate. Sorry, I really hate to break it to you but you are in bed with the government: every government of the world. The issue is to negotiate with the one we have.

[hobbyfrmr]

I dare someone to be a contrarian and plant wall to wall wheat. Lol.

I have 2 immediate neighbors that planted wall to wall canola last year. It was only 2500 acres in total. They did very well.
They are both near retirement.
I am curious if they will bother to change the settings on the air drill this year.

[fjlip]

Sixty bu/ac wht year in year out is a ****ing dream....and by now you all know where I farm.

Happened 3 times in last 45 years, terrible odds, always potential but the RAIN/COLD usually kills it. Only 3 too dry years in same time frame. Farming the sows ear...

[Partners]

Not a fan of wheat either..but not many dollars in bly or oats..
How many yrs in a row for canola?
Trying a 40 acre field for number 3..lots of inputs and the highest rated seed.

[sumdumguy]

Like most everyone else around us, wheat is the cover crop, in the used-to-be breadbasket of the world. 🇨🇦