Originally posted by sawfly1
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Each canola company has cheaper varieties available, they may have been out for several years but still available. If you have a good seed rep in your area , have that discussion. Info like that from retailers may be hard to get though .... they only push what makes them margin the majority of the time .
We have a 700 ac block of lighter land that got fried bad and wished now we did exactly what you just mentioned.
Soybeans and corn have backed them selves into a corner as well , especially soybeans .
End of the day most of us live in a high risk growing environment in dry land farming in western Canada and options as you bring up sawfly should be more readily available I agree .
Not all of us farm deep black soils with average rain fall over 10 in plus ..... but the whole ag industry charges like we do ......
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