Cropping Plans

fjlip

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#25

Dec 11, 2023, 23:24

Better yield 100+
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furrowtickler

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#26

Dec 12, 2023, 08:07

Could be a lot of swing acres come March in some areas .
A lot will depend on crop insurance, fertilizer prices and snow / moisture by then .
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westernvicki

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#27

Dec 12, 2023, 10:27

Big fan of AAC Wheatland VB, unless you like straw. Its been top yielder dry and wet years. Standability and easy to thresh.
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furrowtickler

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#28

Dec 12, 2023, 11:02

Originally posted by westernvicki View Post

Big fan of AAC Wheatland VB, unless you like straw. It’s been top yielder dry and wet years. Standability and easy to thresh.

Agree , our favourite here too
had Silas in as well , it Looked far more impressive, a bit harder to thrash , yield and protein about the same .
Silas on left , wheatland right
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