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    A test for seed drills ....

    Any canola seeded the past few days and next week will be interesting to see what can get established. Drying very bad today

    #2
    Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
    Any canola seeded the past few days and next week will be interesting to see what can get established. Drying very bad today
    Looking very grim... very possible that there wont be a canola crop at all in our area. But too wet I lose a few acres because they are unseedable the rest runs 70+ waaaaa waaaa waaa. Some guys dont have a ****in sniff.
    Last edited by biglentil; May 20, 2018, 13:46.

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      #3
      My neighbor went out spread fertilizer and seeded with discers. ...my guess he nets more than the rest of us.

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        #4
        Originally posted by biglentil View Post
        Looking very grim... very possible that there wont be a canola crop at all in our area. But too wet I lose a few acres because they are unseedable the rest runs 70+ waaaaa waaaa waaa. Some guys dont have a ****in sniff.
        Still not wet enough. Too wet to seed and you get a big fat zero as well for canola and you get to fight the weeds that come later. That is what too wet is.

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          #5
          Originally posted by ajl View Post
          Still not wet enough. Too wet to seed and you get a big fat zero as well for canola and you get to fight the weeds that come later. That is what too wet is.
          What does crop insurance pay if not a single acre of my Canola establishes and what were my inputs? What are your inputs on an acre too wet to seed and what does crop insurance pay? Thats what I thought!
          Last edited by biglentil; May 20, 2018, 16:29.

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            #6
            This should be interesting watching the crop come up from different drills. I use an old 5710 that has served me well and there are Seedhawks, Seedmasters, 3310s and 3320s all around me. I will watch them all and try to see if any standout above my old 5710 and this year should be the year, with no rain at all and lots of wind.

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              #7
              If we don’t get a lot of rain this June and July it won’t matter what it was seeded with.

              WAKE UP GRAIN BUYERS.

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                #8
                get out of contracts before its to late , this is the real thing , and the bastards won't be able to bullshit the market this time

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by biglentil View Post
                  What does crop insurance pay if not a single acre of my Canola establishes and what were my inputs? What are your inputs on an acre too wet to seed and what does crop insurance pay? Thats what I thought!
                  we've had both , neither are any fun. i don't know how scic can hold you to that establishment thing if its to dry to grow . all risk???????? isn't it ?????

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by biglentil View Post
                    What does crop insurance pay if not a single acre of my Canola establishes and what were my inputs? What are your inputs on an acre too wet to seed and what does crop insurance pay? Thats what I thought!
                    You still get to guy chemical and or diesel to fight weeds on the land once it does dry up so it is not zero. Last year I had a seed in mud and crop a dud crop that made less than too wet to seed insurance. Seed a crop and then have it drown out is about the worst situation.

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