Canola 60 bushel swath!!!

[Robertbarlage]

But going 35 !!!!! Needed less heat and more rain but it’s only our farm I am sure . 😢

[Freightshaker]

Had some like that too. Could hardly put through the lexion and ran 27 bpa. Lots are disappointed with canola yields here. Is yours by chance an invigor?

[goalieguy847]

Sounds like thats the case allll over the place.. last bit of flowers likely got blasted off taking 15 bushels with it. Then if it was swathed anywhere under 70% seed color change in the heat that took another 5...
Welllll atleast the price should go up? In... may..
But but but
Canada ag said its gonna be a great big harvest!

[Robertbarlage]

Proven 680

[furrowtickler]

But going 35 !!!!! Needed less heat and more rain but it’s only our farm I am sure . 😢

Much the same east and south of here
But the satellite pictures showed all 60 bushel canola from space the experts said so
I guess the satellites don’t see all the blanks ….. go figure eh , who woulda thought

[LWeber]

Much the same east and south of here
But the satellite pictures showed all 60 bushel canola from space the experts said so
I guess the satellites don’t see all the blanks ….. go figure eh , who woulda thought

What Satellite picture showed 60 bpa?

[quadtrac]

Big swath lots of straw and running about half to maybe two thirds of what it looks like.

[LWeber]

Much the same east and south of here
But the satellite pictures showed all 60 bushel canola from space the experts said so
I guess the satellites don’t see all the blanks ….. go figure eh , who woulda thought

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In 2022 STATSCAN is Satellite based - Ag Can used 37.7 bpa for SK.

Crop reporters say 34 bpa - Take away the drought year - crop reporters under estimate 7.7 bpa


I eat live breathe this sh it every day. Farmers only get 50% of the information they need.
Buyers know what acres are seeded because of sales/input sales and returns and they talk to each other.
If any one is using the original seeded acres from STATCAN farm phone calls in March - they need their head read.

If you plugged in 41.7 into the SK production estimates and the real seeded acres; like traders are doing - you would sh it at the number.

For the record Furrow, I've counted kernels on wheat heads from a Satellite picture that orbits at 705 km; but no one uses that tech yet ...and i say yet...because it is coming. Today's model is vegetative health based on a program that has data back to 1987.

How many farmers in your area under 37.7 bpa canola and how many over?
30 and 50 is a 40 bpa average.

I don't want to fight - take the emotion out of the equation and look at the spreadsheet i just posted...Take away the drought year and this will be the lowest canola bpa posted in 4 years... STATSCAN never called it a bumper... in fact i don't think anyone did. Not even the fat lawyer child...

[furrowtickler]

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In 2022 STATSCAN is Satellite based - Ag Can used 37.7 bpa for SK.

Crop reporters say 34 bpa - Take away the drought year - crop reporters under estimate 7.7 bpa


I eat live breathe this sh it every day. Farmers only get 50% of the information they need.
Buyers know what acres are seeded because of sales/input sales and returns and they talk to each other.
If any one is using the original seeded acres from STATCAN farm phone calls in March - they need their head read.

If you plugged in 41.7 into the SK production estimates and the real seeded acres; like traders are doing - you would sh it at the number.

For the record Furrow, I've counted kernels on wheat heads from a Satellite picture that orbits at 705 km; but no one uses that tech yet ...and i say yet...because it is coming. Today's model is vegetative health based on a program that has data back to 1987.

How many farmers in your area under 37.7 bpa canola and how many over?
30 and 50 is a 40 bpa average.

I don't want to fight - take the emotion out of the equation and look at the spreadsheet i just posted...Take away the drought year and this will be the lowest canola bpa posted in 4 years... STATSCAN never called it a bumper... in fact i don't think anyone did. Not even the fat lawyer child...

Agree for sure , but many areas they thought would be great are not even close . Meota to Turtleford are very good
Just saying canola from road or satellite don’t see the main stem blanks like the guys in the seats
Yup some great areas , but dryness and heat took a huge toll satellites can’t see , yet

[furrowtickler]

10-15 miles south east , 30 bus canola ((25-40)
Here , 35-55
Meota 50-60
All looked the same on vegetative maps end July basically

All look the same swath today

[furrowtickler]

Satellites can’t pick this out ….. yet




Main stem blanks kill yield
I live and breath this stuff too , from the ground though lol

[furrowtickler]

Same with wheat , 35 SE of here , 55 here , and huge NW
All looked the same
The volume was identical , heads were not
Fuel useage was identical as well , that’s what really hurts