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Friday Crop Report on a Thursday!

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  • sumdumguy
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2007
    • 11975

    #11
    Think we are out of the woods by mid-May?

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    • Sheepwheat
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2017
      • 3137

      #12
      Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
      Think we are out of the woods by mid-May?
      Not this year. Here at least.

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      • beaverdam
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2018
        • 1451

        #13
        Anyone know, how much spring crop has been planted or up, in the Dakotas and Montana?

        If your seedling is in hard frozen ground, it'll be toast!

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        • MBgrower
          Senior Member
          • Sep 2012
          • 1565

          #14
          Originally posted by beaverdam View Post
          Anyone know, how much spring crop has been planted or up, in the Dakotas and Montana?

          If your seedling is in hard frozen ground, it'll be toast!
          i used to get canola in the ground first week of May, but no longer, back to the old school of ways. Now no sooner than May 15, and this year i might push that to May 20. Too damned cold this year, and like others, i dont enjoy seeding twice and spraying for flea beetles 5 times. Later seeded canola crops around here have done better than the early seeded the last few years.

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          • fjlip
            Senior Member
            • Oct 2002
            • 9806

            #15
            Originally posted by rumrocks View Post
            Will sprouted Canola 1/2 inch below ground, survive if the temperature drops to -6.
            If you seeded this early you must be YOUNG, us OLD guys learned years ago NOT to seed early. Maybe this year is a lesson, or get lucky...

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            • Sheepwheat
              Senior Member
              • Jun 2017
              • 3137

              #16
              What a wicked cold wind today. Brrrr!

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              • fjlip
                Senior Member
                • Oct 2002
                • 9806

                #17
                Who else saw the Stats Can acreage projections?
                The biggest changes from 2019 is in Summer fallow acres, way up in 2020.

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                • Sheepwheat
                  Senior Member
                  • Jun 2017
                  • 3137

                  #18
                  I might fallow some wicked oats residue. Flattened with the snow on the fall pasted to the ground, I hate burning. Thinking let the oats volunteer, throw in some hairy vetch, burn it off and seed winter wheat in the fall. I sure wish it was fenced, would be some awesome grazing out there once the oats emerges.

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                  • farmaholic
                    Senior Member
                    • Sep 2010
                    • 17479

                    #19
                    Rent the neighbors ProTill, blacken it up by working it three times. Let the sun warm it up(global warming) and seed it to canola. Then punch it through a 60 inch opening on a 25 foot swather, combine at 1.5 mph. And laugh all the way to the bank.

                    wiseguy sez-so!

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                    • furrowtickler
                      Senior Member
                      • Dec 2004
                      • 21877

                      #20
                      Originally posted by MBgrower View Post
                      i used to get canola in the ground first week of May, but no longer, back to the old school of ways. Now no sooner than May 15, and this year i might push that to May 20. Too damned cold this year, and like others, i dont enjoy seeding twice and spraying for flea beetles 5 times. Later seeded canola crops around here have done better than the early seeded the last few years.
                      Would have to agree , seen the vast majority of wrecks in this area from before the 10th on average. Probably 90% of the flea beetle issues as well
                      But that goes hand in hand with frost / slow growing conditions, some areas vastly different
                      Some have decent luck once in a while but that’ depends a lot on a few certain areas .
                      Far too much risk involved now in investment for most farms to be rolling the dice.
                      But as farms get larger it’s the nature of the beast , the dice will always be rolled ... its a high stakes gamble now , real high .

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