2013 Crop Unit - Final Presentation
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The final presentation by Crop Unit of Lakeland College's Student-Managed Farm (SMF) powered by New Holland. The SMF class is taken by second year crop technology students where they manage, operate and market crop lands at Lakeland College.
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2013 Crop Unit - Final Presentation
- 1. Student Managed Farm Crop Technology Powered by
- 2. Jade Richards Cody Faux General Manager Assistant Manager
- 3. Operations Fall 2012 Jared Day Operations Jordan Remeshylo Travis Willerton Tom Pelletier Joe Butcher Jared Day
- 4. Our role as a team • Harvest – Maintanance – Samples • Post Harvest field work • Equipment Summary • Winter Operations
- 5. Operations Team Role • Organize day to day activity on the student managed farm such as harvest, tillage, and grain movement
- 6. Farm Summary 700 acres harvested 100 acres fall tillage Work split equally between students
- 7. New Bin Arrangement • Moved Hopper bins from Barr farm to college farm • Anchored Hopper bottoms • One large flat floor bin and the hopper bottom feed bin are still in the Barr farm yard
- 8. Highway 16 E/W Highway 41N/S College Located 3 miles south Lakeland College Lakeland College LC 17A 100 Acres LC 17B 80 Acres LC 17C 88Acres Pg. 3
- 9. Total Acres 135 Total Bu. 6436 Bu./Acre 48 AL01- L130 Canola
- 10. LC01 • Total Acres 79 • Total Bu. 3906 • Bu./Acre 49 Note: Trials where in this field LC1 and 3 Dekalb 73-75 Canola
- 11. LC04 and 05 - HRS Wheat Utmost Total Acres 102 Total Bu. 6211 Bu./Acre 61
- 12. LC12 – L130 Canola Total Acres 117 Total Bu. 5376 Bu./Acre 45
- 13. Total Acres 140 Total Bu. 6341 Bu./Acre 45 LC14 Meadow Peas
- 14. LC18 LC18 SWW(Andrew) Total Acres 109 Total Bu. 7599 Bu./Acre 70
- 16. Main Screen
- 18. Seeding
- 22. College Equipment Available • CX8080 Conventional Combine • Honey Bee Straight Cut Header 25’ and a New Holland pick up header • Chevy grain truck • Farm King 10” auger
- 23. College Equipment Available • Case auger tractor • Westward swather • New Holland TM135 • Morris Cultivator
- 24. Fall Tillage • Rented a Case Quadtrac and a Wishek Disk
- 25. Fall Tillage • After the disking we used the farms TM135 and their cultivator as a second pass
- 26. Winter operations • Transfer of grain • Loading trucks • Find trucks to haul SMF grain to elevators
- 27. Odds and Ends • Dirt Harvested 75lb. • Gears grinded 34 • Skunks harvested 2 • Near porcupine misses 5 • Combine- Times plugged 15 • Parking brakes burned 1
- 28. Any Questions?
- 29. Marketing Blair Whitfield Carl von Rennenkampff Eric Olson Keith Kozak Tyler Buba Tyler Wotherspoon
- 30. 6-7 7-8 8-9 9-10 10-11 11-12 12-13
- 31. CANOLA CROP BIN FIELD GRADE MOSITURE GREEN Canola 3 AL01 1 6.70% 1% Canola 14 AL01 1 8.10% 0.20% Canola 16 AL01 1 7.50% 1.20% Canola 12 LC12 1 6.70% 1.70% Canola 17 LC12 1 6.40% 1.60% Canola 15 LC1+3 2 9.00% 2.80% TOTAL TONNES OF CANOLA - 356 (15700bu)
- 34. March 2013 Daily Canola Futures
- 35. WHAT’S BEEN SOLD TO DATE 2011-12 Marketing Team -One load of Canola $13.00 2012-13 Marketing Team -Three loads of Canola - Oct 4th - $14.00 Oct 16th - $14.00 Oct 24th - $14.20 Dec 5th - $14.00 Jan 15th - $14.00 Feb 19th - $14.75 (15 tonnes ) Mar 5th - $14.45 REMAINING TO BE SOLD -17 tonnes
- 36. 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 Canadian Canola Ending Stocks - Million Tonnes
- 37. 0 5 10 15 20 25 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 (%) Canadian Canola Stock to Use Ratio %
- 38. 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Prelim. Proj. 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 World Soybean Ending Stocks - Million Tonnes
- 39. 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Prelim. Proj. 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 (%) World Soybean Stocks to Use Ratio %
- 40. HARD RED SPRING WHEAT CROP BIN FIELD GRADE MOISTURE PROTEIN HRS 3 LC04 2 13.60% 16% HRS 4 LC04 2 13.70% 15.50% HRS 8 LC04 2 14% 15.60% HRS 9 LC04 2 14% 16.20% TOTAL TONNES OF HRS WHEAT - 169 (6200bu)
- 41. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 03-Oct 10-Oct 17-Oct 24-Oct 31-Oct 07-Nov 14-Nov 21-Nov 28-Nov 05-Dec 12-Dec 19-Dec 26-Dec 02-Jan 09-Jan 16-Jan 23-Jan 30-Jan 06-Feb 13-Feb 20-Feb 27-Feb 06-Mar 13-Mar 20-Mar 27-Mar 03-Apr 10-Apr PRICE($/bu) DATE HARD RED SPRING WHEAT Cargill Vermilion Viterra Lavoy Pioneer Lamont Viterra Vermilion
- 42. WHAT’S BEEN SOLD TO DATE -42 tonnes - Oct 31st - $8.50 REMAINING TO BE SOLD 43 tonnes -40 tonnes - contract - $8.40 -40 tonnes - contract - $7.95
- 43. SOFT WHITE WHEAT CROP BIN FIELD GRADE MOSITURE PROTEIN REASON FOR GRADE SWW 13 LC18 Feed 13.4 10.8 (0.2% Fusarium + 5.5% HRS) SWW 5000 LC18 Feed 12.6 10.8 (0.3% Fusarium + 5.1% HRS) TOTAL TONNES OF SW WHEAT - 195 (7200)
- 44. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 03-Oct 10-Oct 17-Oct 24-Oct 31-Oct 07-Nov 14-Nov 21-Nov 28-Nov 05-Dec 12-Dec 19-Dec 26-Dec 02-Jan 09-Jan 16-Jan 23-Jan 30-Jan 06-Feb 13-Feb 20-Feb 27-Feb 06-Mar 13-Mar 20-Mar 27-Mar 03-Apr 10-Apr PRICE($/bu) DATE SOFT WHITE WHEAT Viterra Lavoy Husky Ethanol MarketMaster CBC Constantine Viterra Vermilion
- 45. WHAT’S BEEN SOLD TO DATE -44 tonnes - Nov 21st - $7.56 -132 tonnes - Jan 16th - $7.76 REMAINING TO BE SOLD -19 tonnes
- 46. 4.644 5.121 5.592 4.442 4.52 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 (Million Metric Tonnes) Canadian Wheat Ending Stocks
- 47. 21.1% 24.3% 28.4% 19.9% 20.1% 0.0% 5.0% 10.0% 15.0% 20.0% 25.0% 30.0% 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 Canadian Wheat Stocks to Use
- 48. 166.66 202.5 197.94 196.54 176.73 0 50 100 150 200 250 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 (Million Metric Tonnes) World Wheat Ending Stocks
- 49. 26.0% 31.1% 30.2% 28.2% 26.2% 23.0% 24.0% 25.0% 26.0% 27.0% 28.0% 29.0% 30.0% 31.0% 32.0% 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 World Wheat Stocks to Use
- 50. PEAS CROP BIN FIELD GRADE DOCKAGE SPLITS CRACKED SEED COAT DAMAGE MOISTURE Peas 4+6 LC14 Poor #2 0.10% 1.07% 1% 1% 13% TOTAL TONNES OF PEAS - 174 (6300bu)
- 52. WHAT’S BEEN SOLD TO DATE -11 tonnes - Nov 16th - $8.80 -92 tonnes - Nov 20th - $8.75 REMAINING TO BE SOLD -48 tonnes
- 53. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 Canadian Peas Stocks/Use %
- 54. 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 Canadian Peas Ending Stocks
- 56. By Kayla Sword, Bill Milligan, and Ryan Lutz Kayla Sword Ryan Lutz Bill Milligan Finance
- 57. Duties • Finance Manager: • Assign weekly tasks – QuickBooks (QB) – Cost and Returns (CR) Teams (Such as Updates, Setting up Budget, Building Presentations) • Set up Report for General Meeting • Organize Filing System for invoices • Assist with QB and CR teams with their duties
- 58. Duties • Finance Team: • Update QuickBooks recording program • Update Cost and Returns Spreadsheet • Additional Duties assigned by manager
- 59. Pg. 5Income 4000 · Sales 4020 · Canola Sales 169,397.06 4030 · Wheat Sales 82,833.08 4050 · Pea Sales 40,971.06 4060 · Silage Sales 106,716.78 4080 · Flax Sales 33,090.65 Total 4000 · Sales 433,008.63 4120 · Change in Crop Inventory -13,601.79 4900 · Miscellaneous Income 10,594.82 Total Income 430,001.66
- 60. Expenses Pg. 6
- 62. Profit by Crop Pg. 8 Crop Harvested (bu) Sold Remaining Canola 14,449.43 13,699.90 749.53 Hard Red 6,356.53 4,629.75 1,726.78 Soft White 6,871.06 6,173.00 698.06 Peas 5,544.85 3,781.33 1,763.52
- 63. Profit by Crop Pg. 8 Cost/Bu cost/crop Sold Difference Canola $7.72 $111,571.27 $191,182.02 $79,610.75 Hard Red $4.66 $29,626.80 $38,349.71 $8,722.91 Soft White $4.62 $31,765.83 $47,405.58 $15,742.75 Peas $5.36 $29,737.41 $33,604.90 $3,867.49
- 64. Profit by Crop Pg. 9 Crop Inventory Current Price Projection Canola 749.53 $13.80 $10,343.51 Hard Red 1,726.78 $7.80 $13,468.88 Soft White 698.06 $7.20 $5,026.03 Peas 1,763.52 $9.00 $15,871.68
- 65. Profit by Crop Pg. 9 Crop Projected Profit Profit per Bushel Profit per Acre Canola $89,954.26 $6.22 $271.77 Hard Red $22,191.79 $3.49 $217.57 Soft White $20,768.78 $3.02 $190.54 Peas $19,739.17 $3.56 $140.99
- 66. 2013 Projected budget Inputs – $159,906.40 Insurance and Field care – $27,402.62 Custom Work and Equipment Expenses - $32,043.00 Total cost - $219,351.02
- 68. Production Taylor Heck Lance Austin Curtis Remus Justin Malica Matthew Visser Ben Hager
- 70. Introduction
- 71. Start of the year • Getting to know your fields • Getting to know the people in your group • Scouting the fields • Discussed post-harvest operations
- 72. • Researched past fields rotations • Discussed and researched crops to be considered for the up coming year • Considered pros and cons of each decision
- 73. Post Harvest Spray • We decided this year to spray a post harvest burn down on LC 12
- 74. Tillage • Tillage operations • LC 17C was sprayed out and direct seeded to barley for silage • The field was very hard when tested for compaction • On farm cultivator would not work
- 75. Tillage • Rented a heavy breaking disk to rip up the hard ground • Wanted to give our next crop a good chance at penetrating its roots into the soil • Cultivator followed to further break up soil
- 76. Tillage • LC 10 • Was heavily compacted from silage trucks due to the wet weather • LC 11 • Heavily compacted
- 77. Highway 16 E/W Highway 41N/S Lance Austin – LC18 - Canola Located 3 miles south Lakeland College LC 17A 100 Acres LC 17B 80 Acres LC 17C 88Acres
- 78. Canola • LC 18 – 109 Acres – Invigor - L150 • 14 Bags – Fertilizer LBS/Acre • 30 (90)-40-20-40 – Fertilizer Cost/Acre • $132.15
- 79. Canola • Pesticides – Herbicide • Liberty 150 SN/Centurion – Insecticide • Decis
- 80. Highway 16 E/W Highway 41N/S LC 04 and 05 canola College Located 3 miles south Lakeland College LC 17A 100 Acres LC 17B 80 Acres LC 17C 88Acres
- 81. Bayer plot 10 variety's replicated twice Dekalb 2 variety's replicated twice Canterra 3 variety’s replicated twice Brett Young 5 variety’s replicated twice Syngenta new variety 10 acres worth of seed SI 41-35
- 82. Canola • LC- 04 and 05 – 102 Acres – Dekalb - 74-44 BL • 4 Bags – Fertilizer LBS/Acre • 70-10-10-30 – Fertilizer Cost/Acre • $69.13
- 83. Canola • Pesticides – Herbicide • Glyphosate – Fungicide • Proline – Insecticide • Decis
- 84. Highway 16 E/W Highway 41N/S Curtis Remus LC01 and LC03 flax College Located 3 miles south Lakeland College LC 17A 100 Acres LC 17B 80 Acres LC 17C 88Acres
- 85. Flax • LC 1 and 3 – 78 AC - Hanley - 75 Bushels - Fertilizer LBS/Acre • 20-10-0-5 - Fertilizer Cost/Acre - $20.26
- 86. Flax • Pesticides – Herbicide • Glyphosate/Cleanstart • Flax Max DLX – Fungicide • Headline EC – Dessicant • Reglone
- 87. Highway 16 E/W Highway 41N/S Glenn McGregor LC10 Malt Barley College Located 3 miles south Lakeland College Lakeland College LC 17A 100 Acres LC 17B 80 Acres LC 17C 88Acres
- 88. Malt Barley • LC 10 – 33 acres – Metcalfe • 90 bushels • Seed treatment – Fertilizer LBS/Acre • 55 – 30 –15 - 0 – Fertilizer Cost/Acre • $63.79
- 89. Malt Barley • Pesticides – Herbicide • Glyphosate • Curtail M/Puma Super – Fungicides • Headline EC
- 90. Highway 16 E/W Highway 41N/S Taylor Heck LC 12 peas College Located 3 miles south Lakeland College Lakeland College LC 17A 100 Acres LC 17B 80 Acres LC 17C 88Acres
- 91. Yellow Peas • LC 12 – 117 ac. – CDC Meadow • 351 bushels – Seed treatment – Inoculant • Cell Tech – granular
- 92. Yellow Peas • Fertilizer LBS/Acre 20-40-10-0 • Fertilizer Cost/Acre – $38.75
- 93. Yellow Peas • Pesticides – Herbicide • Heat/Glyphosate • Viper/UAN – Fungicide • Headline Duo – Desiccant • Reglone
- 94. Highway 16 E/W Highway 41N/S Matthew Visser LC 17 C SWS Wheat College Located 3 miles south Lakeland College Lakeland College LC 17A 100 Acres LC 17B 80 Acres LC 17C 88Acres
- 95. SWS WHEAT • LC – 17C - 88ac – AC Andrew • 190 Bushels • Seed treatment – Fertilizer LBS/Acre • 40 (80)-40-50-10 – Fertilizer Cost/Acre • $134.76
- 96. SWS Wheat • Pesticides – Herbicide • Glyphosate • Tundra – Fungicide • Headline EC
- 97. Highway 16 E/W Highway 41N/S LC 14 HRS wheat College Located 3 miles south Lakeland College Lakeland College LC 17A 100 Acres LC 17B 80 Acres LC 17C 88Acres
- 98. HRS WHEAT • LC 14 – 130 Acres – Unity • 275 Bushels • Seed treatment – Fertilizer LBS/Acre • 70-25-10-10 – Fertilizer Cost/Acre • $67.11
- 99. HRS Wheat • Pesticides – Herbicide • Glyphosate • Tundra – Fungicide • Headline EC
- 100. Highway 16 E/W Highway 41N/S AL 01 HRS wheat College Located 3 miles south Lakeland College Lakeland College LC 17A 100 Acres LC 17B 80 Acres LC 17C 88Acres
- 101. HRS Wheat AL 01 – 133 Acres – Unity • 275 Bushels • Seed treatment ½ Field Trial – North side Fertilizer LBS/Acre 70-25-10-10 Fertilizer Cost/Acre $67.12 ½ Field Trial – South side Fertilizer LBS/Acre 35 (35)-25-10-10 Fertilizer Cost/Acre $73.88
- 102. HRS Wheat • Pesticides –Herbicide • Glyphosate • Tundra –Fungicide • Headline EC
- 103. Highway 16 E/W Highway 41N/S Justin Malica LC 17 A&B Silage Barley College Located 3 miles south Lakeland College Lakeland College LC 17A 100 Acres LC 17B 80 Acres LC 17C 88Acres
- 104. Silage Barley • LC 17 A & B – 180 acres – Cowboy • 365 bushels • Seed treatment • Fertilizer LBS/Acre 80-30-15-10 • Fertilizer Cost/Acre – $80.76
- 105. Silage Barley • Pesticide –Herbicide • Glyphosate/Heat • Curtail M/Puma Super
- 106. Highway 16 E/W Highway 41N/S LC 11 Silage Barley College Located 3 miles south Lakeland College Lakeland College LC 17A 100 Acres LC 17B 80 Acres LC 17C 88Acres
- 107. Silage Barley • LC 11 – 13 acres – Cowboy • 35 bushels – Fertilizer LBS/Acre • 80-30-15-10 – Fertilizer Cost/Acre • $78.60
- 108. Silage Barley • Pesticides – Herbicides • Glyphosate/Heat • Curtail M/Puma Super
- 110. Darcy Boisvert Brandan Zerr Brian Huisman Lacy Lillebo Public Relations
- 111. Duties • Create Presentations – Harvest Supper – Final Presentation • Maintain Bulletin Board
- 112. Duties • Take Pictures – Over 2000 pictures taken this year • Organize media events – Final day of harvest photo shoot with The Vermilion Voice • Meet people
- 113. Harvest Supper • Put together sections of presentation from managers • Organize practices for presentation • Organize Banquet
- 114. Final Presentation
- 117. Thank You Cody Faux For keeping us all on track