2022

[furrowtickler]

I could see canola go on canola next year. So question for the input guys. If my fertility was there for a 50 bu canola crop and it made 10 bu, how do you sit there with a straight face and tell me I need to put on 70# of N?

Always can top dress canola next June if conditions are favourable .
Canola very elastic for fertility. N and S easy to apply after crop establishment.
Also by mid next June fertilizer prices may come back down to earth ?
Ridiculous cost now

[bucket]

A common theme emerging here, I see.

So ask yourselves this...is it good public policy to ignore farmers and ranchers?

They should be looking to start a program to ensure there will be feed for guys by pasture time in 2022 or we will lose another 25 percent of the herd.

[fjlip]

I could see canola go on canola next year. So question for the input guys. If my fertility was there for a 50 bu canola crop and it made 10 bu, how do you sit there with a straight face and tell me I need to put on 70# of N?

This area was 60% canola THIS year, lots on Canola, next year 40% or C on C on C?

[JoeyJeremiah]

My prediction durum will be grown from Minot to Meadow Lake.

Factor in a drought for 2022 and it would have to be to rebuild stocks?

Just asking for a friend, but how far north can durum be grown. What's the yield compared to HRSW, can a guy pour the coals to it.

[furrowtickler]

Just asking for a friend, but how far north can durum be grown. What's the yield compared to HRSW, can a guy pour the coals to it.

Very iffy north of Hwy 16

[Old Cowzilla]

Soil test labs are going to be busy !

[jazz]

Just asking for a friend, but how far north can durum be grown. What's the yield compared to HRSW, can a guy pour the coals to it.

A late harvest in a wet yr will guarantee #5 or worse durum. Fusarium and unsellable. Dig a hole.

Guys went mental in 2016.

[newguy]

A late harvest in a wet yr will guarantee #5 or worse durum. Fusarium and unsellable. Dig a hole.

Guys went mental in 2016.

Late maturing.but new varieties have less straw than older varieties.think if a person seeded early or can be grown further north.mother nature in the fall will have the last say.

[Sheepwheat]

A guy up here used to grow it every year. Seed early as possible. Yielded great. Claims to have always gotten a three or better. But that was in the good old days when it was dryer generally, pre 2005.

I asked about it on here this spring. Everyone said don’t do it. It would have worked good this year!

Most years it wouldn’t work here. But I farm some fairly late frost (for the area) land. Might try it someday for fun…