45H75 clearfield canola from Pioneer

[Guest]

anyone else growing this variety ?
We have grown 45H76 for the last three years and it has been top yielder on our farm every year
Looks like this one will be as well and cheapest seed to buy , by a long shot
Pioneer sure has strong vigour and genetics , every year it comes up quick and never looks back
Also really works well for underseeding forages
Looking forward to getting the other systems from Pioneer
And an extra $1-$1.25/bu for non gmo premium

[Rareearth]

How is it for seed size and green seed curing?

[sumdumguy]

Those swaths still look quite green.

[Guest]

Seed size is always bigger than any other variety , same as the purchased seed for planting
Yea that little 10 ac chunk by yard was to green but interesting seed had turned already wasnt worth cutting it out
Green seed hasnt been an issue at all and ares worked very well for weed control
Used half rate pursuit other years

[FarmJunkie]

Looks good Case! U get much rain there yesterday?

[macdon02]

Those swaths still look quite green.

I grow a fair bit P canola, and I've grown 76. You have to open the pods to time cutting. If it wasn't for the plethora of group 2 cleavers and group 1 weeks oats I currently own I'd grow more Clearfield. Those that grow it keep growing it. It's got a cult following like invigor, just nobody talks about it. Nothing to see carry on .... lol shhhh case lol

[Guest]

Looks good Case! U get much rain there yesterday?

4 tenths

[Guest]

I grow a fair bit P canola, and I've grown 76. You have to open the pods to time cutting. If it wasn't for the plethora of group 2 cleavers and group 1 weeks oats I currently own I'd grow more Clearfield. Those that grow it keep growing it. It's got a cult following like invigor, just nobody talks about it. Nothing to see carry on .... lol shhhh case lol

Now youve got quinclorac for that tho, guess it wont help the oats
We just had too much trouble cutting the 76

[macdon02]

Now youve got quinclorac for that tho, guess it wont help the oats
We just had too much trouble cutting the 7

By the time I factor in avadex and command, from a management view point, rr is a better fit but still try to squeeze in what I can

[Guest]

SDG. This is other side of same field . Greem side had leafcutters and alfalfa 4 yrs ago , for about 5 yrs . Ripe side didnt , everything else the same !

[HappyFarmer]

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anyone else growing this variety ?
We have grown 45H76 for the last three years and it has been top yielder on our farm every year
Looks like this one will be as well and cheapest seed to buy , by a long shot
Pioneer sure has strong vigour and genetics , every year it comes up quick and never looks back
Also really works well for underseeding forages
Looking forward to getting the other systems from Pioneer
And an extra $1-$1.25/bu for non gmo premium

I try and grow 76 on half the canola acres every year. I love growing that stuff. Top yielder, premium on grain, cheapest to grow. I get why invigor has its place in a rotation but for me I'll take 76 over invigor canola all day long.

[furrowtickler]

We have grown both as well , try to get at least 300 ac in
This is the good ole 46H75 ....



Either Variety will be in the top 2 or 3 varieties in the area every year

[SASKFARMER3]

In our area its Liberty that always does better. What I find funny is the further north you go the RR and Liberty are almost the same.

We have 300 acres of st cut pioneer.

[WiltonRanch]

In our area its Liberty that always does better. What I find funny is the further north you go the RR and Liberty are almost the same.

We have 300 acres of st cut pioneer.

Seems that way. Weed spectrum changes further north as well. Liberty maybe not as suited as glyphosate. I must be in the transition zone cause south of here more invigor but my way north mostly rr. Compare yields with guys who do both and not much difference. Cutting canola past few days and nights and sure tell where downpours ****ed it up in low spots and watercourses. Hope mid slopes make up for it but won’t be as good as last year or previous year.

[furrowtickler]

Seems that way. Weed spectrum changes further north as well. Liberty maybe not as suited as glyphosate. I must be in the transition zone cause south of here more invigor but my way north mostly rr. Compare yields with guys who do both and not much difference. Cutting canola past few days and nights and sure tell where downpours ****ed it up in low spots and watercourses. Hope mid slopes make up for it but won’t be as good as last year or previous year.

Did you get rain again last night ?
Forecast showing rain / showers every few days. Hopefully that changes soon.