Oklahoma canola crop frozen

[TASFarms]

Talk of canola being a total loss in Oklahoma due to weather.

[LWeber]

Talk of canola being a total loss in Oklahoma due to weather.

The Monette boys probably have that much in already;if not they will in two weeks.

[jazz]

Talk of canola being a total loss in Oklahoma due to weather.

agtalk chatter?

[Sodbuster]

No news here.

[TASFarms]

Drew Lerner

[jazz]

Drew Lerner

Canola cant be big acres down there compared to Canada?

I am more interested in how the other crops faired.

[furrowtickler]

Monnete boys may be reseeding as well lol

[biglentil]

The Monette boys probably have that much in already;if not they will in two weeks.

Your not short Canola I hope, she dry and the bins are rattling in the wind.

[biglentil]

Monnete boys may be reseeding as well lol

I can't imagine the kinda fun he must be having trying to farm on both sides of the border with covid regs.

[LWeber]

Your not short Canola I hope, she dry and the bins are rattling in the wind.

Lol...no

I've been waiting for $20 cash canola since October..collected some bets this week.

I wouldn't trade old crop now...the easy money is over..

New crop is undervalued and there is a whole generation that think that 40 to 60 bpa is the new normal.

Hard to determine subsoil when the probe won't go in. I get more nervous every day without rain...

[makar]

Lol...no

I've been waiting for $20 cash canola since October..collected some bets this week.

I wouldn't trade old crop now...the easy money is over..

New crop is undervalued and there is a whole generation that think that 40 to 60 bpa is the new normal.

Hard to determine subsoil when the probe won't go in. I get more nervous every day without rain...

I am looking at a unwanted blizzard out the window, before it started was debating winching the grain trucks out of the shed.

[bigzee]

I’m probably the only one in the three prairie provinces not seeding an acre of canola. With a possible drought looming and the insane seed cost I will pass this year regardless of price ... just a heads up “you still have to grow the crop”.

5 bu/ac @ $14 bu - $70 ac, guess that would pay my seed cost. 😆😆. I’m using worst case scenario, but anything could or can happen.

[makar]

I’m probably the only one in the three prairie provinces not seeding an acre of canola. With a possible drought looming and the insane seed cost I will pass this year regardless of price ... just a heads up “you still have to grow the crop”.

5 bu/ac @ $14 bu - $70 ac, guess that would pay my seed cost. 😆😆. I’m using worst case scenario, but anything could or can happen.

Your actually the second one.

[sumdumguy]

It’s amazing how Canola became such a big deal. The world can’t manage without Canola oil. What a privileged position, sort of like the queen of England. 👸 Long live the queen.

[LEP]

I am in one of the supposed wettest regions of Saskatchewan. My soil probe only goes in a foot to foot and a half anywhere but beside the tree rows.

We had the most snow south of highway 16 but it still wasn’t near enough.