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:-) when their bellies started rubbing the back-bone

Dawg said:
ching-ching

https://www.agri-pulse.com/articles/12485-china-revokes-tariff-exemption-on-soybeans

Started soybean harvest today and best yield ever and an acre is producing more income than we paid for the acre...…………...life is good...…………..Roll On Trump
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Ok - so you get 70 bushel per acre, which is about 18 bushel over national average and say you get 10.00 per bushel , which is .95 higher than yesterdays price.

70 bushel x 10.00 = 700.00 BEFORE seed / chemicals/ fuel/ labor costs

So you paid less than 700.00 per acre for your land..............................WOW !
 
upload_2019-10-2_9-15-11.jpegSoybean Yields. During 2018, the U.S. average soybean yield was 51.6 bushels per acre – the second highest of all time – and up nearly 5 percent from the prior year.Mar 25, 2019


The current price of soybeans as of September 30, 2019 is $9.0600 per bushel.
 
sensible don said:
Ok - so you get 70 bushel per acre, which is about 18 bushel over national average and say you get 10.00 per bushel , which is .95 higher than yesterdays price.

70 bushel x 10.00 = 700.00 BEFORE seed / chemicals/ fuel/ labor costs

So you paid less than 700.00 per acre for your land..............................WOW !
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I posted 80 bushel @ 13% moisture and YES, farm was bought in early 80's...………..for less and $10 was just a rounded off figure...……...btw: we sold this years bean last year for more than $9.05......

Any more questions?

Cattlemen are already having to feed hay, how about you?
 
sensible don said:
View attachment 45332Soybean Yields. During 2018, the U.S. average soybean yield was 51.6 bushels per acre – the second highest of all time – and up nearly 5 percent from the prior year.Mar 25, 2019


The current price of soybeans as of September 30, 2019 is $9.0600 per bushel.
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That is suppose to prove what? Yield monitor showed 80 bushels @ 13% moisture...nowhere did I post Average and can't do that until 2,000 acres are in the bin.…...have a problem with that, get in the combine...…….btw: same farm corn averaged 230 bushels this year...…...
 
Looks like you should enter those yields in the statewide contest, good for you

http://sfntoday.com/kevin-matthews-sets-new-nc-soybean-yield-record/

Steve Meads of Pasquotank Co. received the third place award with a yield of 97.7 bushels per acre. The soybean extension agent was Al Wood.

Area winners in the yield contest were:

(Southern Coastal Plain) – Locklear Brothers Farm of Robeson Co., 91.9 bushels per acre; Mac Malloy was the agent.

(Southern Piedmont) – Jason Smith of Rowan Co., 88.9 bushels per acre; Morgan Watts was the agent.

(Northern Coastal Plain) – John and Hunter Langdon of Johnston Co., 88.3 bushels per acre; Tim Britton was the agent.

The area yield winners each received a plaque and a $50 cash award from the North Carolina Soybean Producers Association. All soybean growers producing a yield of 70 bushels or more per acre were recognized with a certificate by the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service. The contest is based on yield from a measured and verified three-acre plot. The previous state record entry of 93.3 bushels per acre was set in 2015 by Glen Pendleton Family Farms of Pasquotank Co.
 
sensible don said:
Looks like you should enter those yields in the statewide contest, good for you

http://sfntoday.com/kevin-matthews-sets-new-nc-soybean-yield-record/

Steve Meads of Pasquotank Co. received the third place award with a yield of 97.7 bushels per acre. The soybean extension agent was Al Wood.

Area winners in the yield contest were:

(Southern Coastal Plain) – Locklear Brothers Farm of Robeson Co., 91.9 bushels per acre; Mac Malloy was the agent.

(Southern Piedmont) – Jason Smith of Rowan Co., 88.9 bushels per acre; Morgan Watts was the agent.

(Northern Coastal Plain) – John and Hunter Langdon of Johnston Co., 88.3 bushels per acre; Tim Britton was the agent.

The area yield winners each received a plaque and a $50 cash award from the North Carolina Soybean Producers Association. All soybean growers producing a yield of 70 bushels or more per acre were recognized with a certificate by the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service. The contest is based on yield from a measured and verified three-acre plot. The previous state record entry of 93.3 bushels per acre was set in 2015 by Glen Pendleton Family Farms of Pasquotank Co.
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"plaque and a $50 cash award"-------------------WOW

Irrigation works wonders...……..seems Average has you stumped...……..when all are cut I'll let you know exact yield...…...best corn I've had here is like 180+ and some that was 40+ …….see how Average works?
 
Dawg said:
"plaque and a $50 cash award"-------------------WOW

Irrigation works wonders...……..seems Average has you stumped...……..when all are cut I'll let you know exact yield...…...best corn I've had here is like 180+ and some that was 40+ …….see how Average works?
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Farmers in this country are so poor. All that work for so little...ugh.
 
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