Harvest Pic

[malleefarmer]

Will add more soon guys

[malleefarmer]

Yield 1.2 t/ha in this 152ha paddock

[ajl]

Weren't you running Claas last year or are these custom cutters?

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Yield 1.2 t/ha in this 152ha paddock

By my math, that is about 20 Bu per acre. What is normal for your area?

[malleefarmer]

custom cutters. Thats around average. We dont gas the canola up with fert due to frost risk but nieghbour does he averaged 1.7t ha

[AlbertaFarmer5]

custom cutters. Thats around average. We dont gas the canola up with fert due to frost risk but nieghbour does he averaged 1.7t ha

Are you seeding the same rates and at the same prices as we are? At 20 Bu, you need the first almost 7 bushels to buy the seed, leaving 13 for everything else. custom harvesters etc. Not sure I could do that math and come out ahead.

[fjlip]

20 bu with owned old combine would lose $40-60/ acre here.

[Guest]

mallee could you tell us roughly what your inputs are ? this is what i am thinking for next year;
-pre burn $3,
-fert and floater charge $97 (80#nh3,200#'s sulphur floated ,$8 custom floating included, about 30-35-8-0 put with seed)we applied the nh3 ourselves , total blend 140-35-8-48,
-seed cost 4.25 #'s @$13/lb with lumiderm $55/ac
-weed chemical depending on system probably averages $15/ac
-fungicide $21
-havent needed bug spray much lately?
-crop ins -$12/ac
-hail ins $8/ac
-fuel $16
i have probably forgotten some inputs and of course no machinery cost or wages on this for a total of $227/ac or $567/hectare. fertilizer is a fair bit cheaper than it was in 2017. unless we have a wreck, like in 2016 , 45-55 bu/ac are fairly common for us

[farmaholic]

Gotta love that $55 seed cost.....no matter where you farm in Western Canada....whether you get Case's 45-55 bu/ac average or the Slum of the Ghetto 35-45 bu/ac average. ....your low is my high but in the end its the same number. ...its the spread between my low and your high that makes a huge difference in profitability! Not this cut and dried but it goes to show....

[Guest]

Gotta love that $55 seed cost.....no matter where you farm in Western Canada....whether you get Case's 45-55 bu/ac average or the Slum of the Ghetto 35-45 bu/ac average. ....your low is my high but in the end its the same number. ...its the spread between my low and your high that makes a huge difference in profitability! Not this cut and dried but it goes to show....

But your lands worth more lol !
Hows that look compared to your numbers ? Did i forget any actual inputs ? Done it in a hurry