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    #21
    Originally posted by Kinger View Post
    The "shelf" thing is kinda half right. They will pull from where ever they have the cheapest product that meets the desired spec. That doesn't just mean countries but more different parts of one. For example hey lets buy all of Saskatchewan cheap good quality oats for $0.25/bu less than what i have to pay in Manitoba.

    Merchants and Graincos offer premiums/better basis where it will have the most impact and buy the most grain. Same decision you make with chemical. Best bang for your buck

    Soooo, no one from the trade looks or listens to comments on AV....? Probably as many or possibly more than contributing Producers.

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      #22
      From Kamsack to Yorkton, crops look just fine, some later, cereals heading thick/ tall, Canola bolting/blooming.

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        #23
        Originally posted by vvalk View Post
        Question is who cares about Manitoba in the sense of overall production? Write a story about crops are ok in less then 10% of total prairie production?. Always wondered why so much attention is given to Manitoba when just a small chunk of Saskatchewan would produce more. They can have bumber crops there and it doesn't matter for overall prairie production. Our forecast by Lethbridge despite being 30-35 for the next 14 days is also for 30-50km winds at times. There is lots of sub 20 bus crops of everything coming in this neck of the woods

        Same goes with s. Alberta. Just some dry beans, potatoes and grass lands. 95% of AB production is in central ab and the peace.

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          #24
          Originally posted by MBgrower View Post
          Same goes with s. Alberta. Just some dry beans, potatoes and grass lands. 95% of AB production is in central ab and the peace.
          Mbgrower. Being a smart ass I see. What part of ALL of Manitoba being 10% of prairie production is wrong? Where do you draw the line for southern Alberta? Your right no crops grown south of Calgary or Airdire or Red deer.

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            #25
            Originally posted by vvalk View Post
            Mbgrower. Being a smart ass I see. What part of ALL of Manitoba being 10% of prairie production is wrong? Where do you draw the line for southern Alberta? Your right no crops grown south of Calgary or Airdire or Red deer.
            Manitoba 15 percent of wheat and canola acres . Probably closer to 20% production of those 2 crops

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              #26
              Originally posted by bgmb View Post
              Manitoba 15 percent of wheat and canola acres . Probably closer to 20% production of those 2 crops
              2017 numbers
              Canola. Manitoba 3.1 out of 22.8
              All wheat. Manitoba 2.7 out of 22.4
              Barley. Ab and Sask grow 90% of all barley in Canada

              During the CWB Manitoba was 9-10% of what they sold

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                #27
                Beans and corn. What is canola?

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by MBgrower View Post
                  Beans and corn. What is canola?
                  This all started off the Syngenta article. They weren't talking about corn and beans. And Manitoba is really irrelevant to the corn and soy futures

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by MBgrower View Post
                    Beans and corn. What is canola?
                    Exactly 15- 20 percent of overall value of crops produced how many ac of spy does Alberta produce?

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