HeyJaredKevin Hursh
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Hursh: canola price outlook strong (opens the original)
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The monthly Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) report runs through supply and demand estimates along with some of the geopolitical factors and presents a prediction for the average price over the entire crop year. From one reporting month to the next, those price estimates shift. On durum, the price estimate for No. 1 grade with 13 per cent protein has increased from last month, but only by $10 per tonne. Harvest delays and grading concerns in durum have recently increased prices for top qu
Hursh: No need for crop commission elections (opens the original)
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Saskatchewan’s biggest crop commissions will not see any director elections this fall. All the open positions have been filled by acclamation. Sask Oilseeds, Sask Wheat and Sask Pulse Growers are the three largest crop commissions and usually one or more of them have an election for open director positions at this time of year. This year, all three received the same number of eligible nominations as they had open positions. At Sask Oilseeds, which covers both canola and flax, four directors have
Hursh: Harvest has been a struggle due to late maturing crops and rain (opens the original)
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When the Saskatchewan crop report is released tomorrow, expect it to show harvest progress lagging even further behind the five and 10-year averages for this time of year. Substantial rain over the weekend halted harvest activities. Amounts up to one, two, three and even four inches of rain fell depending upon the area. There are some drown out patches and second growth in crops is sometimes a problem. Even as the ground dries up, heavy dews persist in the morning and it gets damp as the sun goe
Hursh: Harvest preparation brings out my biggest gripes, and a few appreciations (opens the original)
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With the heat and lack of rain in the latter part of July, harvest timing is earlier than most anticipated. With that comes a scramble to prepare harvest equipment. Some producers manage to get everything shipshape over the winter in a heated shop, but most of us have last-minute repairs and maintenance. Here are a few of the things that bug me about equipment repair. Mice. In addition to the mess and odour in the cab of a tractor or combine, these little buggers can really mess up wiring. Cost.
Hursh: fall rye an option to fill unseeded acres (opens the original)
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Many farmers with unseeded acres this spring due to flooding are now considering fall rye to get a crop growing on that land. At Ag in Motion, the FP Genetics crop plots featured a sign saying, “Got unseeded acres? Let’s chat fall rye.” FP Genetics was the first company to bring hybrid fall rye to Canada more than a decade ago. Chad Yanchycki, sales manager for FP Genetics, says unseeded acreage has increased the interest in fall rye, regardless of the variety a producer chooses. The interest es
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