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    #37
    and Canola

    https://agupdate.com/farmandranchgui...related-bottom

    Canola prices have taken a breather in the past two weeks after running up significantly since June 1. Moderate weather conditions and forecasts in the U.S. have eased some concerns over crop production, which has negatively affected the markets. However, very dry conditions in Canada will result in a much smaller canola crop than anticipated just two months ago. Total canola production in Canada may be in the 16 million metric tons (MMT) to 17 MMT range compared to government estimates of 18.8 MMT.

    Agriculture & Agrifood Canada recently estimated canola ending stocks for the upcoming year of 600,000 metric tons (MT) and an average canola price of $760 CAD. Ending stocks and exports will have to be cut in the next monthly report. With the lower production seen curtailing canola exports, there have been reports of two cargoes of European ****seed delivered to eastern Canada recently. This is not a surprise since North American canola is priced well above European ****seed. The European ****seed/canola spread ended the month of July at minus $104 per MT USD (canola over ****seed). This is the largest spread seen in 20 years.

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      #38
      Finally some common sense estimates, 16 will be the number plus or minus.5

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        #39
        Third day now running in wheat. About 70% of normal on this field.

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          #40
          Just one X? locals have 10

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            #41
            Originally posted by Freightshaker View Post
            Third day now running in wheat. About 70% of normal on this field.

            Looks like a MacDon flex header! Good move!

            Safe harvesting… Blessings

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              #42
              As much rain as we have had . I think
              An X 2 will be more than enough combine this year

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                #43
                Originally posted by Freightshaker View Post
                Third day now running in wheat. About 70% of normal on this field.

                Just curious Freightshaker what area do you farm in? How do you like what appears to be a FD2 header?

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                  #44
                  That 3 plex reel should be nice not only for vision but for keeping knife clean in centre.

                  The CI sp swathers back in the day had many sections but you could fold the thing up.

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                    #45
                    Originally posted by Hamloc View Post
                    Just curious Freightshaker what area do you farm in? How do you like what appears to be a FD2 header?
                    Edge of black soil zone west central SK. Header is quite nice so far. They made alot of improvements from the FD75 we had on our lexion. Not sure if its the Deere or the new series header but it follows the ground perfect. Just finished 400 acres of some rocky ground that wasn’t rolled and cut 5-6” stubble height. Not one rock on the cutter bar. I was shocked. Triple reel in short wheat is a dream.

                    Now the X9, few startup issues. Leave judgement for later.

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                      #46
                      X9 eats durum like hobo on a hot dog. Be patient though working thru bad sensors. One transmission sensor stopped it in its tracks, wouldn’t move, fortunately was in the field not the road, oh and bolts falling off after upgrade PIPs we’re done.

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                        #47


                        Lots of guys night spraying reglone Ion!

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