Re: Getting the time of day from a seed salesman

Posted by JMS/.MN on December 11, 2012 at 00:14:06 from (209.237.125.241):

In Reply to: Re: Getting the time of day from a seed salesman posted by Bruce from Can. on December 10, 2012 at 16:26:56:

I don't farm full-time since '01, rent out a few hundred acres, farm some cash crop. When I had dairy, I'd buy about 100 acres worth of 'blends' for silage....last year's re-packaged seed. Very big discount. Is that no longer available? Whatever I didn't chop for silage, I combined, into the Harvestore grain unit, for the cows/steers/hogs. Blends for this area were 90-95-100 day (always 3) top line varieties from the year before. Might even have dried some...never found an issue setting the dryer. And yeah, I can agree with your comment about BTO wanting to get a foot in the door, but so do the small and middle guys who want to grow. Simply human greed.

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• Re: Getting the time of day from a seed salesman rrlund 06:46:24 12/11/12 (3)
  • Re: Getting the time of day from a seed salesman JMS/.MN 11:38:02 12/11/12 (2)
    • Re: Getting the time of day from a seed salesman sammydwm 13:11:40 12/11/12 (1)
      • Re: Getting the time of day from a seed salesman massey333 15:04:08 12/11/12 (0)

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