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So is it any easier to grow wheat in the war zone this spring compared to last ? Don't seem to hear anything about that just the talk about emptying all these bottomless bins so it seems.
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Originally posted by Old Cowzilla View PostSo is it any easier to grow wheat in the war zone this spring compared to last ? Don't seem to hear anything about that just the talk about emptying all these bottomless bins so it seems.
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Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostI think the answer to that question, is that it is easier to grow wheat in a war zone than any other higher input higher maintenance crop. So they will grow wheat at the expense of every other crop.
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Ukraine and Russia produce about 1/2 of world Sunflowers.
Friend of mine grows about 40 acres he sells for birdseed.
Can't seem to keep up bagging them.
There you go Sheepwheat.
Easy to work in on your direct market route.
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Originally posted by SmallTimeOperator View PostA few years ago $14 canola and $7 wheat were damn good prices. There is a saying that the old top becomes the new bottom. Cross your fingers that that old top holds strong and becomes the new bottom. Some farms tied into high rents and shiny equipment, won’t survive when we get back to those prices.
RP, Canola $17.32, Wheat $10.73
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Originally posted by woodland View PostSilaging sunflowers? Was that the plan when they planted? I imagine with the oil in them they would be decent energy…….
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Should have feed it out right away , it was just put on top the corn silage . It froze and had to be peeled off.
Next time either feed before winter sets in , or silage first then put corn on top .
Moisture , protein and tonnage were very similar to corn .
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Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostWas not the plan , but we silaged a big corn plot just across the road and had heard Sunnies had been silaged .
Should have feed it out right away , it was just put on top the corn silage . It froze and had to be peeled off.
Next time either feed before winter sets in , or silage first then put corn on top .
Moisture , protein and tonnage were very similar to corn .
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Western Cdn Select (Alberta oil) plunging to $50 per barrel this week. Alberta budget based on $65 per barrel WCS oil?
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Originally posted by errolanderson View PostWestern Cdn Select (Alberta oil) plunging to $50 per barrel this week. Alberta budget based on $65 per barrel WCS oil?
Nuttall is still talking his book.
An awakening for those who like a good story.
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