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What a cat!!! Better keep the Grey Poupon away from him. I'll have to bring some pods home and see if any of my 5 cats are interested.
NICE PLUMP PODS POPS!!! Bet you are chomping at the bit to get them seeds in the bin and then through your crusher. We've had great canola weather this year!! Nice and cool during the bloom. However, there are some guys that just didn't get a good stand last fall and plowed it under. Other fields just look kinda crappy. Don't think there will be a bumper crop this year, despite the nice spring conditions.
Fab...do you watch canola prices online anywhere?? Have you seen the prices they are getting in N. Dakota?? NICE!!! Not sure why we can't get those prices. Would sure be an incentive to plant more. We'll probably have at least two circles going in again this fall. Fits so very nicely into our rotation plans. We haven't had to water this stuff at all, other than a little dribble for good measure last week. You've seen how tall it is in my photos with no spring irrigation per say.
Our canola is starting to finish up its bloom, too. I'm going down to get some more photos tomorrow. Hate to see the bloom end and the bees move on, but that's the way it goes. Time to fill those pods!!
Have you heard of, or tried, pushing canola?? Our's is so tall, we may have to do that soon.
Enjoyed your pixs!!!
NICE PLUMP PODS POPS!!! Bet you are chomping at the bit to get them seeds in the bin and then through your crusher. We've had great canola weather this year!! Nice and cool during the bloom. However, there are some guys that just didn't get a good stand last fall and plowed it under. Other fields just look kinda crappy. Don't think there will be a bumper crop this year, despite the nice spring conditions.
Fab...do you watch canola prices online anywhere?? Have you seen the prices they are getting in N. Dakota?? NICE!!! Not sure why we can't get those prices. Would sure be an incentive to plant more. We'll probably have at least two circles going in again this fall. Fits so very nicely into our rotation plans. We haven't had to water this stuff at all, other than a little dribble for good measure last week. You've seen how tall it is in my photos with no spring irrigation per say.
Our canola is starting to finish up its bloom, too. I'm going down to get some more photos tomorrow. Hate to see the bloom end and the bees move on, but that's the way it goes. Time to fill those pods!!
Have you heard of, or tried, pushing canola?? Our's is so tall, we may have to do that soon.
Enjoyed your pixs!!!
Last edited by Wheatina; 05-19-2007 at 11:20 AM.
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Originally Posted by Wheatina
Well...sure enough...brought home a canola sprig and put it in front of one of the cats and she started chewing on it. Maybe you've discover a new form of cat nip, Don!!
Never heard of "pushing" canola................But some farmers I know of in the Pendleton area swath there crop just after the pods are full, then use a "draper" style pick-up head on their combine to pick it up after it's dried out. They say there is less "shatter" loss.
Last edited by fabmandelux; 05-20-2007 at 09:57 PM.
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Pushing may be a "Canada Thing" mostly...but I know there will be some in our area trying it. We may, but it requires a new piece of equipment...darn it!!! Here are a couple of links about "pushing"...
http://www.gov.mb.ca/agriculture/res...ts/00-429.html
http://www.agshield.com/yieldben.htm
On May 30th, there is going to be a local Canola Field Day and a rep will be there to talk about the Ag Shield canola pusher. We'll see what he says.
http://www.gov.mb.ca/agriculture/res...ts/00-429.html
http://www.agshield.com/yieldben.htm
On May 30th, there is going to be a local Canola Field Day and a rep will be there to talk about the Ag Shield canola pusher. We'll see what he says.
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