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    #21
    Where you at Bucket? Crops SE of Regina are
    pretty good. I fear that this disease in Canola
    could kill the Cinderella crop just like ascho in
    Lentils in Manitoba. What effect do you think that
    will have on cash rents?

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      #22
      Wow 20 bu out of 50 swath! We don't have much of a swath, guess 10 then.
      The many hard rains in June killed the canola potential. Poorest stand on hills and hard soil types. Best stand on peat soil. Must be the packing effect of rain and hail then wind to flatten crop.
      Lack of oxygen to the roots in early growth stage.
      Big early rains take grain.

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        #23
        Canola yields coming in at 15 to 30. Heat disease have killed it. Starting to kill soybeans too.

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          #24
          All this talk of 50 bushelswaths with 20
          bushel seed yields. I gotta ask, is it a
          surprise once going with the combine, or
          do guys know ahead of time by looking at
          the crop that there will be that big a
          yield hit? Because like FJ, if we yield
          half of what it looks like, we would be
          doing good to hit 10-25. I have done
          extensive looking though, and I see
          regular amounts of seeds, and fairly
          decent podding. IE. peeling hundreds of
          pods, I find none empty or half full
          etc.

          So is it noticeable before combining for
          the guys with these poor results?

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            #25
            The RRV has not received regular rains like sask , thus greater stress on canola.

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              #26
              But 20" like we got still makes a disaster of a crop.
              Two extremes, same result.
              This area would be happy with drought.

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                #27
                Pea yields anywhere from 10 - 50 depending on rainfall and fungicide useage. Most averageing 30 or less.

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                  #28
                  Canola will be the same and wheat will be more stable in the high range.

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                    #29
                    A lot combined in Southern Alberta lately. Here's
                    some of our yields:

                    Barley - 87.5 by avg. Looked good all year. One
                    fieldran 100 but some poor land after brought down
                    the average. Bu weight is only 49 lbs.
                    Canola - 41 bu avg. Would have been higher but the
                    swaths blew worse than I've ever seen. Had to
                    combine entire field and headers shelled a tonne
                    with their wheel. Some guys using straight cut
                    headers to pick up swaths. This crop had no aster
                    yellows but about 10% sclerotenia.
                    Peas- averaged 58 over 4 fields

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                      #30
                      WE did 225 acres of Bly..40 b/a(with weight adjusted) and weighs 43 lbs..Crop insurance time again..for Bly and Canola...SO what do we seed next yr.?

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