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  • farmaholic
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2010
    • 17488

    Yellow Mustard

    How was the crop in the traditional area. Prices continue to creep up. Where's the resistance? I would think demand is somewhat inelastic. Substitution?
  • ColevilleH2S
    Senior Member
    • May 2007
    • 1678

    #2
    The processors better have their spirals and colour sorters all greased up and ready to go, 'cause she's a big weedy mess out there.

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    • eeyore
      • Aug 2026

      #3
      No harvest pressure on the bids, can't be that looking that good.

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      • eeyore
        • Aug 2026

        #4
        How does this wet weather effect Yellow mustard?
        Is it similar to canola?

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        • farmaholic
          Senior Member
          • Sep 2010
          • 17488

          #5
          Nope. The way I understand it is if it gets wet after its been dry the seed gets a white rime coating on it. I believe its caused by the pod lining adhering to the seed. I don't think its as detrimental than a bad admixture of conspicuous inseparables.

          Probably depends which market the grain is going into. Flour or wholeseed.

          #1 is around 45 cents/lb. $22.50/bu. Yeilds alot less than canola but also alot cheaper to grow.

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          • eeyore
            • Aug 2026

            #6
            I would think a colour sorter would clean up any bad sample , no?

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            • farmaholic
              Senior Member
              • Sep 2010
              • 17488

              #7
              I have no experience with color sorters. Pretty sure distinct differences are seperable with color sorters but would it take cleavers out that other equipment wouldn't? Is there enough of a difference?

              Can someone with experience chime in?

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              • JDGreen
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2008
                • 865

                #8
                As long as cleavers aren't yellow the color sorted will do the trick.. I honestly have no idea what color cleaver seed even is.. However I do no canola is easily sorted out of yellow mustard

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                • farmaholic
                  Senior Member
                  • Sep 2010
                  • 17488

                  #9
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                  JD, here is the difference. The difference doesn't seem as stark when you look at them in real life. I'm not sure what the color sorter "sees".

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                  • JDGreen
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2008
                    • 865

                    #10
                    That would be absolutely no issue to a good sorter.. It's slow but is done all the time

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