My Canola has started to flower again. Maybe this second crop will out yield the first
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The thing is planting canola won’t cost that much more than planting durum at $22 per bushel or 60cent lentils.Originally posted by biglentil View PostRegardless of Canola $20+ next year I have a feeling there will be alot fewer canola acres on the gumbo next year. Unless there is a meaningful recharge of the subsoil moisture I know there will be fewer on this farm if any at all and I know I'm not alone.
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Not dealing with establishment issues and not supporting the biotech giants ....priceless. Would not surprise me if we see another big jump in canola seed price for 22.Originally posted by iceman View PostThe thing is planting canola won’t cost that much more than planting durum at $22 per bushel or 60cent lentils.
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Ran out a sample in 2 fields a few days ago, thought we were cracking the canola. On closer inspection it was indeed sprouted canola. Looking earlier in the year I had observed sprouted canola in the pods.Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostWe noticed dry burnt out areas by far worst
Low areas with better yields there is very little , most varieties the same in this area
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Exposed oil , even low amounts , will heat very quickly even if dry and or not on airOriginally posted by jwabHow will this affect storage?
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If shes 20 bucks, then I think thats enough premium to let it be someone elses problem.Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostExposed oil , even low amounts , will heat very quickly even if dry and or not on air
Last thing this year needs is a bunch of storage and heating troubles.
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Unfortunately that is reality.Originally posted by jazz View PostIf shes 20 bucks, then I think thats enough premium to let it be someone elses problem.
Last thing this year needs is a bunch of storage and heating troubles.
At today prices if one has canola contract or not , and you see much for sprouting , agree let the elevators deal with it unless you have extra aeration and time to babysit canola on farm storage
I have heard of bins crusting and starting to heat within 24 hrsLast edited by furrowtickler; Sep 5, 2021, 11:04.
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Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostUnfortunately that is reality.
At today prices if one has canola contract or not , and you see much for sprouting , agree let the elevators deal with it unless you have extra aeration and time to babysit canola on farm storage
I have heard of bins crusting and starting to heat within 24 hrs


Never been a better year to get the tops off the bins
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