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Originally posted by Partners View PostSoils tests will be a must this fall if we can get the probes in the ground.
Fall out will be immense from this crop as we are told AG is the backbone of sask?
Fuel consumption will be a less as a result of short crops.
No significant rain in the forecast, so next yr ????
The appetite for an expensive risky crop like canola has to be fading in some areas after this. Its one thing to get 50% of your wheat yield after a drought but canola can give you zero in the wrong conditions.
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As %'s of AFSC's long term area averages:
My crop
Cwad/cwrs(on stubble): 25%
Peas: 15%
Mustard: 40%
General area:
Cwad/cwrs(on stubble): 0-35%
Cwad/cwrs(on chemfallow): 35-70%
Peas: 5-35%
Lentils: 30-60%
Mustard: 5-50%
Canola: 0-30%
Barley: 0-30%
Oats: 0-25%
And theres still room for further downside on both the top and bottom end except for those crops that are already torched. There are a few cereal crops that are so bad I doubt you could get 1 round bale per 1/4 section, or 100bu per 1/4 if you ran a combine over it.
Peas will go through a combine next week. Hoping to get seed back.
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Originally posted by Partners View PostFert guy said prices coming down.
Don't pre buy anything he said.Last edited by furrowtickler; Jul 22, 2021, 11:45.
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Originally posted by SASKFARMER View PostI just find it funny that glen posts about a crop tour that’s the same length as the one I did but all he really says is bad farming practices farmers lie and it’s not that bad. Opposite of what I seen and posted. Chuck phone the help line now you need serious help please seek it.
One would think in 2600 kms one would see a picture worthy crop
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