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Wheat harvest....
A strange summer indeed..... our wheat harvest was tricky, but given the weather we've has this summer, we should be pleased with our 70 bushel yield.
This makes 2009 a little under our 5 year average.... but certainly not bad at all...
How did others do ?
This makes 2009 a little under our 5 year average.... but certainly not bad at all...
How did others do ?
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Permalink Reply by Wayne Black on -
About 85 bu in the north west area of Huron Cty. Neighbours had anywhere from 40+ up to 80. The further away got up to 100+ (far and few between) but the bulk of the good fields ran just over the 85 bu. My avg - about 80.
Probably be a different story when we get to the soybeans... not good.
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Permalink Reply by i man on -
well we had around a 70 bushle yeild too
but some of the later harvested white weat and soft red had sprouts and fussarium fairly bad
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Permalink Reply by OntAG Admin on -
Here are some links for the 2009 winter wheat performance trials.
http://www.gocereals.ca/
http://www.gocereals.ca/Winter_Wheat_Infosheet_2009.pdf
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Permalink Reply by Rhory Morgan on -
Do you have wheat available for sale?
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Permalink Reply by David Curry on
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Hey Rhory, are you looking to buy winter wheat seed?
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Permalink Reply by Rhory Morgan on
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no not the seed. the actual wheat
David Curry said:Hey Rhory, are you looking to buy winter wheat seed?
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