Went for a drive and looks like lots of lentil fields in trouble.
Lots of lentil fields in trouble
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Surely there is a micronutrient package that can save soaked Lentils, isn’t there? Just give them food from the top. Just add it in with the 5 passes of fungicide needed to get them to harvest. Farming is easy. The more you spend, the more you make.
But seriously, I don’t feel sorry for anyone who has overpaid to rent or purchase land and is now looking at poor crops. Maybe simmer down a bit. The high cost of production we have right now is because guys keep paying more and more for land, fertilizer, seed, equipment, snake oil, etc. Nice to see that maybe a correction is near.
Should be lots of equipment at auction to choose from next 12 months. Land market seems to have a lot of listings too for summer. Seems unusual to me. Maybe landlords will sober up and take lower rents instead of trying to raise them.
The farms with the lowest debt levels will shine straight ahead.
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Whatever the projected lentil production was for fall will be cut in half , at least
peas are taking a beating as well in many areas
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A sad state in this industry, a rotational crop to cut down on expensive fertilizer but no point growing it. The local hog feed mill used to buy them but have had no bid on them for a couple years now. I sold my last peas last spring just before the price dropped to its current dismal level and don’t think I’ll be growing them again.Originally posted by fcr View PostI have old crop peas and cant even find a buyer, they all say no sales.
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