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Just a quick thought, how dry before canola won't fill!!
We got really savage the last few dry years and cut for hay, it tests really well when cut at flowering but no one will buy it.
Too many guys bought podding canola with nothing in it and ruined the markets into the future.
So my question is should I leave it and direct head what comes or if it will just die!!
Or should I just plow it in on the next rain??
We got really savage the last few dry years and cut for hay, it tests really well when cut at flowering but no one will buy it.
Too many guys bought podding canola with nothing in it and ruined the markets into the future.
So my question is should I leave it and direct head what comes or if it will just die!!
Or should I just plow it in on the next rain??