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Peas, barley, oats getting punted?

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  • dnach
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2003
    • 119

    Peas, barley, oats getting punted?

    Localy canola seed sales are jumping as farmers are punting these crops in favor of canola. Is this hapening everywhere? Local fall prices were as high as $8.20/bus for fall recently.
  • rain
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2000
    • 542

    #2
    dnach what about spring wheat in your area? Up Down or unchanged.

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    • TOM4CWB
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2000
      • 16511

      #3
      Rain;

      It looks like Crop Insurance will drop coverage on many "special crops" in 2004.

      My guess is Wheat will be the BIG winner. CWRS will take the biggest acreage, but CPS will also pick up big acres. Caps, and deindexing, will Kick out many "minor crops" as it is near impossible to develop a decent index that covers costs on new crops with 04 changes.

      It is astounding that AFSC did this.

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      • dnach
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2003
        • 119

        #4
        cwrs and the new hard whites will be up in this area, a lot a producers talking FPC contracts.
        But the main concern will be grass hoppers by the millions, so it may not matter what we grow, hopefully this moisture trend continues to be possitive, it may help.
        Tom, CPS wheat has been an absolute disaster in this area for three years but with the announcement of the ethonal plant at Lloyd some producers are rethinkin CPS acres.

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        • ALLFARMER
          Senior Member
          • Sep 2002
          • 1640

          #5
          The crop insurance spring insured price for canola last yr. $7.71 this yr $7.03 a 9.6% drop. Must be to many guys growing canola.

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