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Useable rain during the growing season will keep them guessing. That’s all they need to know
Huge variance in that every 4-5 miles
And in many cases within 1 mile on same fields .
Many areas had no soil moisture from snow and less than 2 in rain . And it shows unfortunately
Rains this past month did zero to add to yields in a vast area in western Canada
Record canola crush for July local grain co's didn't even call a train . Trucked in one side and loaded out on the other side into trucks at the same time. And some of that would be that $20 stuff that they making money on.
Record canola crush for July local grain co's didn't even call a train . Trucked in one side and loaded out on the other side into trucks at the same time. And some of that would be that $20 stuff that they making money on.
Canola 4 bu/in so far
Wheat 5 bu/in
Barley 6.8 bu/in
Peas 4 bu/in
Oriental mustard 2.7bu/in
Did you have much for soil moisture at seeding time ?
Soil probs here went in 12-18 in then hit dry dirt
So some cushion from snow melt , some fields better than others depending on stubble
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