Canola yields...

[Klause]

I'll plan them to ya Lweber.


You're right guys don't realize info they give away... Not just yield but input use... Chem use and application dates.


I've intercepted data streams before and have examples of them here... It's quite interesting.


Also why I take the Sim card and nearfield chips out of the agleader and raven unis other than the sprayer (custom app.. need the data quicker to sync)


I wonder that map shows above average for this year end of July... Worth thousands of acres of dark green beans and excessive N usage that turns fields black how accurate do you think that is? I use ndvi mapping for variable rate fert... Interesting tech if the guy analysing it knows what he's looking at.

[newguy]

On some land that got hailed and I ended up spraying right after was 5 bushels better than the other.hoped for 40 expected 10 got 20.

[golden1]

To L weber and all the merchants sitting behind a desk.. It is time you get your ass out of the chair and get out and put boots on the ground.Like klause has said this canola crop is as he says in south sask,And you are not stupid enough to to believe what a gps on a combine or sat imagining says in the real world.Weeds grow green, esp around sloughs, that is 50 bu right...Like last year.. what were your sell signals?I can gaurantee you that i got $ 12/ canola 0n 90% of my crop without your bs subsciptions.and poor advice..Davidson and MJ were bending over backwards picking up GPOs at 12 to fill trains... does that sound like a huge crop last year??This year is no different.. If you dont believe the $12.. pm me and i will gladly prove it... But like you i dont give my info away free....

[quadtrac]

I get a chuckle out of people that actually go by yield monitors.
Like seriously now?? Anyone that runs multiple combines that pays any attention at all knows you can calibrate them everyday and they're all different and change throughout the day.

Unless that's only a John Deere problem?

[quadtrac]

Canola is very light also this year in our area.
400 bushel hoppers are doing good to get 310 bushels by weight.

[vvalk]

Larry. In your opinion is 2017 crop going to have more total production then 2016? They did basically run dry this summer and there was months on end where you could get $12 for the 2016 crop. Maybe the acres will make the difference but in no way is the average yield going to be close to 2016. Not even close. Same as 2015 crop when Errol was telling everyone to sell sell sell the price kept rising rising rising through spring. Going to say it again Manitoba is 15% of the crop. The big yields there literally don't matter except it's where the grain trade is. And people really think there isn't lots of canola south of highway 1 in sask and Alberta! Really?

[vvalk]

Also Larry as far as your guy giving you a high yield in a field I could say the same thing. Had a section completely hailed out last year with probably 3" of rain in the storm. Lakes everywhere. Could hardly seed it this spring. Straight cut that section ran 45 bus. Maybe a bit more. We had no kidding 1/2" of rain from JUNE 14 till today with 30-33 deg heat not stop then add wind in southern Alberta. The the whole story is that the other 3000 acres went 22-27 and will be collecting crop insurance with a whole farm average of 29.last year the whole farm averaged 58 We also irrigate and with the heat the canol yields are down 15-20% from last year. Hearing lots of mid 50 bus irrigation fields.

[farmaholic]

L Weber, are you going to cancel my subsription and refund the remaining fees for dragging you into this?

[vvalk]

L Weber, are you going to cancel my subsription and refund the remaining fees for dragging you into this?

Not going after Larry. Just stating opinions for a constructive discussion.

[iceman]

Stats can average will be 36.5 bushels per acre. Come hell or no water.
Now if it's accurate or not is the question

Iceman Out