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    Canola varieties for 19

    What preformed well on your farms this year? Will you try some new varieties that are available for 19? I grew L233 it did ok considering basicallly no rain in July and the good old heat.
    I miss growing 252, but don’t want to swath after straight cutting for two years. It’s hard to beat 252 for yield.
    There are new varieties coming out. Dekalb has a few, haven’t seen any data to see how they compared to the competitors. But, of course they will be better depending on compny they are up against. Dekalb has a new Liberty link variety which is a good idea.
    Seed costs are through the roof like everything but we still be booking seed.

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    We are interested in 233 for next year but some guys dont seem real happy with it . We grew 230 and it finally knocked the pioneer clearfield varieties out of top spot for yield on our farm . The 45h76 had been top yielder for 3 years and grew 45h75 this year . It still yielded really good and was on a poor field , but the 230 really came through this year . Highest canola yield ever on our farm on a small field . The rest was kinda comparable with the pioneer
    But on a whole quarter nexera 1012 outyielded them all and of course you cant get that next year

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      #3
      Can someone tell me what the average seed costs per acre does canola cost now....I haven't grown it for a while but the farm could use a rotation of it on some fields....thinking invigors

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        #4
        Originally posted by bucket View Post
        Can someone tell me what the average seed costs per acre does canola cost now....I haven't grown it for a while but the farm could use a rotation of it on some fields....thinking invigors
        It’s only $75 acre for seed

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          #5
          Oh I forgot book seed early in order to secure supply.

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            #6
            Originally posted by jimmy View Post
            Oh I forgot book seed early in order to secure supply.
            They like you to pay to get the early cheap price.

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              #7
              so to link this to another thread...75 bucks an acre on 18 million acres thats 1.35 billion in seed ....you guys see where I am going with this....the so called agribusiness that supposedly spend 100s of millions get their money back pretty quick....

              Just saying...

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                #8
                Shop around.Prices vary lots.
                We all get a different price than your neighbor..
                Going with Truflex 92sc and 7565 next yr..

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Partners View Post
                  Shop around.Prices vary lots.
                  We all get a different price than your neighbor..
                  Going with Truflex 92sc and 7565 next yr..
                  You will like 75-65 it will do good in your area. I grew it in 17 did close to the top against 5 other varieties.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Partners View Post
                    Shop around.Prices vary lots.
                    We all get a different price than your neighbor..
                    Going with Truflex 92sc and 7565 next yr..
                    Agreed , did some bartering on 230 and it dropped $2/lb

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