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Corn and Soybean Updates on Twitter October 8th & 9th

Jeff Steiner @ScoutingFields

Soybean yield check in Unionville this afternoon. Pioneer 90Y90 at 70.7 bpa. Have been getting comments on how nice they harvest and yeild.

 

HDCAgronomy @HDCAgronomy

Harvesting HDC Blake #soybeans near Parkhill today, running real good!!! #harvest12 #ontagpic.twitter.com/pQ75KMGo

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Gary Lannin @glannin

@jgreig 125ish in hard hit areas (minority) over 200 in areas with a little rain & dirt that holds h20 | some ludicrous #'s too#testweight

 

 

Clark Aitken @ClarkAitken

Full Fall activity, soys 60-75bpa and corn starting at 245bpa 18%M Oct.10, tough to beat DKC 52-59

 

 

Jeff Steiner @ScoutingFields

Rain makes grain but also keeps corn moistures up. P9623HR April planted at 35,000 population, corn on corn running 191 bpa dry.

 

 

Brad Garlough @GarloughB

Corn Plot in Bloomingdale ON, Yields between 135-160 bu/ac! Moisture 18-22%. @syngentacanada website for results! pic.twitter.com/O2y1B2mA

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Jeff Steiner @ScoutingFields

38N88 coming off in the Leaskdale area over the wkend. Moisture in the mid 20's and below. Grower impressed with high pops of this family.

 

 

 

Chris S @chrisws89

@southcoastag I farm just around the corner from there, I am averaging 75 dry so far. took my better ground off first tho#drought12 #ontag

 

 

Kevin Van Netten @southcoastag

Harvesting drought corn in Lasalette. Averaging 30 bushels per acre. Lots of zeros. pic.twitter.com/vajKPreH

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Trevor Gilmer @TrevorGilmer

when your Dupont Pioneer dealer stops by this fall to talk about products, ask for some yeild data on 91y61 and 91y01 soybeans. #bigyeild

 

 

Darrin Angus WFC @DarrinAngusWFC

Pride, Syngenta and Dekalb had varieties hit over 70 bu from the Alvinston branch soybean plot!

 

 

 

Chad Mangan @viper247365

Pic sent from grower in North Dundas w/ caption "this is what happens when you grow Maizex MZ 3515DBR in deep ground" pic.twitter.com/SCOverXL

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and...Aylmer @PRIDESEEDS soys PS 2082NR2 56.5bpa, PS 1612NR2 52.3 bpa, PS 1162R2 47.2 bpa, competitor P91Y90 46.7bpa. #pridefx2 solid wins!

 

CENTRALIAcorn: @PRIDESEEDS A7270G8 212bpa A7188G8 220bpa A7160G2 243bpa A6757G8 230bpa comp'rs 52-59 202bpa, P0216AMR 213bpa. Top package!

Some @PRIDESEEDS plot highlights from this past week: Aylmer PS 2082NR2 47.5bpa vs. Hyland 18RY09 37.7bpa a great win for #pridefx2 pkg!

 

@Crop_Service variability is the word! Yield to south 200bu to north as low as 70bu. Moisture from 21-27% awesome test weight!

@formosafarmer what sort moistures are u receiving Brendan? Yields?

 

 

Chuck Belanger @sprayman63

Who would have ever thought we would see 80 bushel soybeans this year in Essex County! Guess timely rains not an abundance makes bushels

 

jim denys @middlesexfarmer

Just finished taking the plot off. Here's the resultspic.twitter.com/e9JB50Ji

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Dean Bryant @Deanbryant26

@CurtisGartly y12 were 2nd here @ 65.3. The old m61 went 68.5 #impressed

 

 

Curtis Gartly @CurtisGartly

This year's bean plot winner is 92Y12 at 61.2 bu/ac at 12.7%

 

 

Curtis Gartly @CurtisGartly

Our plot winner for this year's corn is P9807HR at 200.1 bu/ac at 25%

 

Stefan Dewaele @FSPstef

Father in Law's 50 acre field of corn off. 177 dry bushel per acre average. 24% moisture. Precision Ag fertility program shows well.

 

 

Dan Foster @Dan_Foster_

Awesome day for #corn plots today! So far A7292G8 leading the pack at 248bpa in Glencoe! @PRIDESEEDS #ontag.

 

 

Dale Cowan CCA . On @SCSAgronomy

AGRIS -26 Headline fungicide reps off soybeans so far, 82% of the time returning more than $45.00 an acre NET profit.

 

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