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Old 09-18-2023, 09:29 PM
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We were looking at adding more storage capacity but with liberal government bringing in caps or limitations on the amount of fertilizer we can use on our crops then yields are most likely to go down so extra bins would serve no purpose unless adding land to operation.
Where can we find out more about this blunder of thought process they have regarding fertilizer use and their plan?
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Old 09-18-2023, 09:42 PM
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Last year libs posted farmers should volunteer to drop fertilizer use 30%. Which drops yields and income 2 - 8 times that while crying how do we feed the poor.
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Where can we find out more about this blunder of thought process they have regarding fertilizer use and their plan?
Here is a humorous point of view

https://youtu.be/LMG4kuEN_kM

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Here is a humorous point of view

https://youtu.be/LMG4kuEN_kM

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Lol. He’s awesome and always tells it like it is.
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Old 05-13-2024, 05:50 PM
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Pretty sure it's covered but all my best to your project. 👍
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Turns out that the barley I sold right off the combine in September was for the highest price of the season. We'll see what 2024 brings.
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Turns out that the barley I sold right off the combine in September was for the highest price of the season. We'll see what 2024 brings.
Its such a perfect year so far in SW. Calving has never been so good and the timing on rain has been so great that I just feel so blessed this year.
I'm not a farmer but surrounded by them. They have been seeding since April fools day. Most have tracked tractors pulling their drills and carts so seeding is going great.
My grass is up and no grasshopper's. Its been so long since we have had a good year I have trouble remembering but I would say 14 years atleast.
I'm going to get my old tired and sore bones outside today and get working on my baler!
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Old 05-15-2024, 10:55 AM
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Turns out that the barley I sold right off the combine in September was for the highest price of the season. We'll see what 2024 brings.
Doesn't happen too often, but that's great to hear, Gerry.
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