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Of Price and Profitability- Kim Anderson Talks Canola Versus Wheat
Fri, 25 Jun 2010 6:48:51 CDT
The economics of winter canola looks really good- so says Dr. Kim Anderson of OSU as he talked yesterday with Clinton Griffiths of OSU's weekly TV show, SUNUP. Anderson says the cost of growing a Canola crop is not a lot different from the input costs for wheat- and will yields 30 bushels or a little better, profit prospects for winter canola are really good when canola prices are at current levels.
Dr. Anderson also talked about the rising wheat market, saying much of the rally from the lows has been achieved, which suggests to him that you may want to be more aggresive in selling a portion of your harvest now rather than storing most of it into the fall.
Dr. Anderson's comments are a part of the weekly TV show, SUNUP- which you can see on Saturday morning on OETA. You can get all of Dr. Anderson's comments then- or you can click on the Listen Bar below and hear them now.
Besides Anderson- Clinton Griffiths gives us this rundown of what SUNUP will have as a show lineup this weekend:
SUNUP follows canola harvest and discusses the chance of an even bigger crop next year.
Viewers get tips on booking seed for next year’s canola crop.
In Shop Stop the guys are working on adding and removing bearings from an axle.
Glenn Selk discusses the Oklahoma Gold and Oklahoma Super Gold cattle supplementation programs.
SUNUP looks at how to get the most bang for the buck out of pasture spraying.
Viewers learn a few good tips on selling timber from their property.
In AGWEATHER the team looks at heat indexes, rainfall percentages and the long range forecast.
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