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Dreamland Industries was formed to help create rural prosperity by developing innovative crops for farming communities. It has completed two harvests of safflower in Texas and is looking to contract more acreage for 2011. Safflower is a drought-resistant crop that can be grown with conventional equipment and provides income during needed times in July and August with minimal water requirements. Dreamland aims to establish safflower as a sustainable crop that provides consistent profits for growers.
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- 1. Dreamland Industries Welcome Creating Rural Prosperity
- 2. “ Creating Rural Prosperity ” Dreamland Industries was formed for the purpose of helping create rural prosperity in the farming and ranching communities of America and the world. Our mission is to develop and bring to market innovative crops and techniques to rural communities. Dreamland’s Purpose
- 8. SAFFLOWER PRODUCTION COUNTIES IN 2009/2010
- 19. Bedded safflower at about 8 weeks
- 21. Depth of Planting Study (4 year avg) Williston, ND Planting Depth 1 inch 2 inch 3 inch Yield % Plt* Yield % Plt* Yield % Plt* Lbs/a Lbs/A Lbs/A 1356 74 1192 48 949 32 *Plt—Emerged Plants Relaltive to Planted Seed
- 25. Herbicide Control P replant - Eptam, Trifluralin, Sonolan, Metolochlor, Prowl Pre-emergence - Glyphosate Grass control - Poast, Assure II, Select Max Preharvest Burndown - Glyphosate
- 29. Effect of Quadris application on Alternaria Blight
- 40. Safflower Sorghum Wheat Wheat $/bu $3.00 $4.20 $5.40 $6.60 $7.80 Sorghum/Corn $/bu $2.80 $3.90 $5.04 $6.16 $7.28 YIELD - lbs/ac-
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- 43. Crude Vegetable Oil Prices Source: FAPRI and USDA ¢/lb $/gal
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- Speak to consistency of crops