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Canterra has an amazing lineup of varieties that keep getting stronger with varieties like CS3200TF and CS3300TF to compliment solid varieites like CS3000TF and CS4000LL. Below is trial data from a dryland trial done outside of Bow City in southern Alberta. More trial data to come.
We can get you the best pricing in the marketplace! Truflex Trial: https://canterra.com/performance/trials/2024-bow-city-ici-scandia/ CS4000LL – Great high yielding liberty link variety fit for all areas! CS3000TF – Great yielding, standing variety that has a perfect fit for straight cutting. Short variety which gives it excellent standability CS3200TF – Brand new variety that has a 7+ rating on pod shatter, great yield potential. Fit for long season areas. CS3300TF – Brand new variety that also has a great pod shatter rating, 1st generation clubroot resistance which makes it a great fit for southern Alberta! Very early variety Early booking deadlines are below and they are hard deadlines as we need to enter a customer to achieve these discounts.
Contact Blair Balog at 403-634-4349 (call or text) or [email protected] for pricing or for any questions!
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Marlene Boersch provided the lentil market update.
Chuck Penner gave the update on dry beans and faba beans. Dry beans stocks to use ratio are still tight this season. Beans
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Special crop trends follow cash receipts = farmers follow the $ Lentil acres have climbed a lot since the 1980's but other crops like mustard and canary seed have been flat. Canary seed 290,900 ac in 2024, up 13.5%
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Malting rye, wheat, yeast selections, beer styles, and more, learn more about where our malt barley ends up: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-brewdeck-podcast/id1527835620
Its always fun to listen to perspectives in agriculture and how people got to where they are:
https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-truth-about-ag/id1740590178?i=1000664611590 Corn seed pricing is out, with the best discounts on now. Thunder Seed corn sales by Blair has taken off with growth every season!: https://www.stampseeds.com/corn.html Canterra Canola Pricing is also available with LL, RR, and CL https://www.stampseeds.com/canola.html For seed sales contact Blair Balog at 403-634-4349 (call or text) or [email protected] for pricing or for any questions!  I enjoy reading and listen to Peter Zeihan. Here he talks about how changes to weather patterns may impact wheat growing regions of the world: https://mailchi.mp/zeihan/will-climate-change-be-the-death-of-wheat  I like the personal stories around farming, and have met Gurcharan one of the newest breeders in western Canada: https://grainswest.com/2024/09/for-the-love-of-wheat/
After the recent railway strike, it always amazes me how much goes on behind the scenes that we as farmers don't see. From advocacy and lobbying such as this website https://stopthestrike.ca to how much just the threat of a strike impacted shipments of all goods including farm goods. Just the threat of a strike date meant ships were not being sent our way, trains / shipments were being canceled weeks in advance because no one wanted infrastructure stranded or products stranded. Farm groups spent a lot of effort to make sure that the government know how big of a deal this was. Obviously it was a quick strike but even letting it get that far is a big problem.  Timing is pretty important when seeding a fall crop and Hybrid Rye does not like to be too late, although you can increase rates as you get later in season to compensate. If you are grazing you can seed earlier as you will be resetting the plant. Below are ideal seeding dates but some exceptions do occur:
 Real Ag had Chuck Penner on to talk about the China situation and where he sees it going re canola: https://youtu.be/LdKrUI9kYik?si=XfiHFVcKvEDxbzHd  The recent news of the Chinese anti-dumping probe into Canadian canola in response to EV tariffs Ed White posted this link about Canada's challenging position in the world of trade: https://apple.news/A3fI-I_36TCOlMfPtw4hQ9w
Farmers newer to fall crops have questions!
 Larger pulse stocks (generally) and flat-ish exports of most pulse crops weighing on prices: Saskatchewan Pulse Growers Report  |
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