If AAFC April estimates are correct, canola acres need to be maintained...

[furrowtickler]

A meeting in December at local elevator , the expert marketers there said 60plus average for Sask .
Everyone that went heard it .
They fear mongered a lot of sub $13 canola at that time from their customers.
The average is actually just below 45 from all other sources .

[TechAnalyst]

Disgusting…

[TASFarms]

With being off to a wetter start in the north and east side of the province. There is literally crickets about verticillium. Its expansion is going to keep a cap on canola yield. Sask farmer might be talking about this in the a fall or next year for sure.

[furrowtickler]

Vert Definitely going to be an issue

[TechAnalyst]

A meeting in December at local elevator , the expert marketers there said 60plus average for Sask .
Everyone that went heard it .
They fear mongered a lot of sub $13 canola at that time from their customers.
The average is actually just below 45 from all other sources .

I appreciate your comment furrowtickler.

It was good reminder (to me) that hopefully I am not just wasting my time and everyone else's that reads these posts.

The all-to-common strategy of trying to scare producers into making sales is extremely disturbing. There are often bright spots that get ignored that should be considered as well.