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    #11


    Lol....this is from a low spot with adequate moisture and by the looks of it a poor plant population(frost damage) ...a stark difference from what probably 90% of the rest of our crop looks like.

    But had to post it, so some people can say; see, I told you it wasn't as bad as you said it was". And yup, it could be worse!.... even in the shitty spots!

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      #12
      Europe is suffering the same weather pattern as Southern Sask. Watch those grain prices. If the Aussies and Europe and I dunno about S. America, could be many hungry mouths to feed.

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        #13
        Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
        Europe is suffering the same weather pattern as Southern Sask. Watch those grain prices. If the Aussies and Europe and I dunno about S. America, could be many hungry mouths to feed.
        That's okay the USA even in drought or flood, has a a record crop to ruin any chance of higher prices...
        Or Brazil, two crops per year, or China with BS crop reports to BUY CHEAP!

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          #14
          I think there are going to be some amazing pricing opportunities AFTER HARVEST and the following marketing year. We are going to need decent prices to make up for less quantity.

          But shhhhh.... there are no supply issues! What is disturbing is how fast things can turn around....from adequate and over supplied markets to holy shit Houston there might be a problem.

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            #15
            Must be the growers screw up!

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              #16
              She is half of last year for sure . F&@king experts hav no clue but it's sure a opportunity for farmers who hold out sales

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                #17
                On a different piece we have lots of these...weird ?!?!

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                  #18
                  In your first photo I'd say partially due to heat blast, but also looks like something else, perhaps viral? Doesn't have the typical aster yellow symptoms though. Maybe herbicide drift? Is it throughout the field or in localized areas of the field?

                  2nd photo clearly aster yellows. They were really bad in 2012, took my canola from 60+bu stand to 22 bu
                  Last edited by MBgrower; Aug 6, 2017, 17:32.

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Ache4Acres View Post
                    On a different piece we have lots of these...weird ?!?!

                    That is for sure Aster Yellows. I'm seeing the odd one this year, but nothing like 2012. Those plant won't produce any viable seeds.

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                      #20
                      Thanks...
                      Is this the aster yellow leaf hopper then?

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