China refuses purchases of all Canadian canola;

[Guest]

Remember this article I posted months ago? Think about it.

https://sustainablepulse.com/2018/12/11/china-set-to-shock-markets-with-low-glyphosate-residue-limits-in-food-imports/#.XJRmh7fmg0M

[Wheatking]

Remember this article I posted months ago? Think about it.

https://sustainablepulse.com/2018/12/11/china-set-to-shock-markets-with-low-glyphosate-residue-limits-in-food-imports/#.XJRmh7fmg0M

F off

[Guest]

F off

Don't shoot the messenger

[malleefarmer]

If it helps guys glyphosate is WIDELY used as a dessicant and in roundup ready canola in OZ no such bans so its political argument not chemical argument.

ps we dont have roundup ready canola in our state were GM free only mainland state in aust to be so.

have a good weekend guys

[bigzee]

SK3, what do you intend on growing on your 4000 ac you had planned on seeding if you cancel your seed?? I’m really curious as you had a bad experience with peas last year, and you basically said “never again”, because BASF didn’t help you out on what you called chemical damage.
You are pushing everyone to cancel seed but plans have been made, fert has been bought months ago ...... what’s the alternatives??
At the end there will be very few acres cut.

[SASKFARMER3]

If every single farmer woke up and realized what the hell is happening to Agriculture in Canada they soon would unite instead of this me against them.

If every guy phoned next Friday and cancelled 1/3 of the canola seed they need with a statement we are done with this shit of expensive everything it wouldn't take long for the big boys to phone Ottawa and say dip shit you need to address the situation.

But as long as stupid farmers think they are so smart and pick each other apart nothing will change.

Totally shut down won't be settled till after fall and USA will have a deal before that we will get what little china feels it needs to take. Basically nothing.

The USA wins Canada and our dip shit loose.

So yea I could go.



3000 canola down 2000

6000 HRS up

500 peas flat

500 barley flat.

[farming101]

Did anyone have any trouble with ADAMA chemicals last year?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADAMA_Agricultural_Solutions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADAMA_Agricultural_Solutions

[bigzee]

Did anyone have any trouble with ADAMA chemicals last year?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADAMA_Agricultural_Solutions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADAMA_Agricultural_Solutions

Was just reviewing all their chemicals this morning over coffee. Plan on using them this year due to huge cost saving. What I like about them is they warranty all products. Prices are way cheaper than the “big boys”, even after all the BS rebates it’s still cheaper to use generic.
I hate waiting for my final chemical cheque, reminds me of waiting for my final payment for the good ol CWB back in the day.
I’m having a meeting with a retailer and a rep next wk.

[Guest]

Was just reviewing all their chemicals this morning over coffee. Plan on using them this year due to huge cost saving. What I like about them is they warranty all products. Prices are way cheaper than the “big boys”, even after all the BS rebates it’s still cheaper to use generic.
I hate waiting for my final chemical cheque, reminds me of waiting for my final payment for the good ol CWB back in the day.
I’m having a meeting with a retailer and a rep next wk.

Hmmm Adama is owned by Chemchina. Warranty all products, heard that one before, try claiming. Believe me I know. They like to deal with big corporates like 250000 acres or so. Good luck.

[bigzee]

Hmmm Adama is owned by Chemchina. Warranty all products, heard that one before, try claiming. Believe me I know. They like to deal with big corporates like 250000 acres or so. Good luck.

Well the big companies say they warranty, but have every excuse in the book why something didn’t work. Most of all it’s the farmers fault. Too hot, too cold, and the list goes on.