Big Canola headlines this morning and no its Not China is back.

[farming101]

Just back from the meeting in Ituna for harvest 2019 and how to handle it. Basically put both hands on hip bend over as far as you can go because that’s all we’re going to get. Maybe a few Deer will eat your crop.

We’re pushing the province to push ottawa. We have programs if your below your guarantee. But if your over Hahahaha good ducking luck.

Why I go it’s the same stuff but at least the head of crop insurance and a few others attended. Next one is Davidson and Saskatoon. Nothing on health issues etc.

Oh some one ask if cleaning out deere crap and mouse crap would be allowed and covered yes. But No one ask if your over your production does it count. I would say no

Got some info but basically nothing is going to happen all are talking. 2020 ag stab will allow hail insurance GARS and others not used in the income part.

Crap in your grain is a wild life claim. You get paid for cleaning it up to make a salable product. Doesn't matter if you are over production guarantee.

[Oliver88]

Crap in your grain is a wild life claim. You get paid for cleaning it up to make a salable product. Doesn't matter if you are over production guarantee.

Paid for trucking as well if you haul to a cleaner.

[SASKFARMER]

But is that mouse shit or Just deer elk moose shit?

[farming101]

Dunno, I dont think mouse crap is usually an issue, but could be in spring thrashed. Depends what the buyer says

[fjlip]

And millions of geese will SHIT too!

[farming101]

Deer crap in an elevator gets the graders exited very quickly. Whole pieces will give you a default loaded round trip.
They can't risk it because they often have to add dockage to grain before export to get it up to the maximum allowed.

[GDR]

Crap in your grain is a wild life claim. You get paid for cleaning it up to make a salable product. Doesn't matter if you are over production guarantee.

Wildlife claim does as you say clean the grain, it also pays for trampling/ eating etc. It is paid for by federal money not the provincial crop insurance programs. If you dont have insurance you can still get the wildlife coverage. The crappy part that is catching a few guys in Alberta, if you have or will be compensated for your production guarantee they will not pay a wildlife claim even though it is a separate pot of money and not a requirement to have insurance.

What I mean is if you were hailed and it came back or in the case of unharvested peas they are going to write them off so no wildlife on those acres. But if you only have 60 or 70% coverage you aren't getting the whole value for your crop already but that is the limit because you have coverage but those that dont are not limited.

There is also a cents/bu limit on cleaning costs too.

[makar]

Paid for trucking as well if you haul to a cleaner.

Thats a fantasy.

[TASFarms]

Deer crap in an elevator gets the graders exited very quickly. Whole pieces will give you a default loaded round trip.
They can't risk it because they often have to add dockage to grain before export to get it up to the maximum allowed.

Maybe the they should quit adding dockage because China doesn’t want it. I guess it’s just part of their game to get it off the farmer for cheaper

[MBgrower]

I am kind of surprised no one has mentioned a very recent Western Producer article: Canola seed prices not equal. A good read and a bit of an eye opener as to how badly retailers screw over farmers.

https://www.producer.com/2020/01/canola-seed-prices-not-equal/ https://www.producer.com/2020/01/canola-seed-prices-not-equal/

FBN is asking questions, and the canola council refuses to comment. Again, the canola council showing its support for the retailers and not for farmers. Saskatchewan farmers grow the most canola and generate the majority of revenues for the canola council. Isnt it time to get rid of this organization?

[bucket]

Farmers are supposed to accept the prices we receive for our grain based on a subsidized open market priced in the states....but there is no one monitoring the prices of inputs....

Fertilizer makes an imaginary trip to NOLA and between any of the western canadian fertilizer plants and a farm within 100 miles of the plant gains an extra 200 dollars a tonne ...just because...

Canola seed priced on what the market will bear is an admitted collusionary tactic by all seed providers....they talk to each other...

The government will say you can't interfere in private business but is just another admission of incompetence because they always have the cheque book ready for companies like Morris, AGT etc....