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Carlos D.

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I was driveing truck for my nieghbour last night -till about 2.00 a.m. trashing canola big wind had come up and scattered it all over the field had to get a special header I think the one they used is for peas-Anyway yielding about 30 bu./acre truck holds 600 bu. man it was a long night-- their going pretty slow ,and that truck cab seems to get smaller. one local radio station --lots of stations ;comeing in from the states but they seem to fade in and out ,you have some pretty good talk shows down there you also got your fair share of nuts too.
 
Well, since the restr of the hands went into town for the afternoonj, me and Dad tapped into the peas... Needless to say, theres gonna be a lot more than last year this time around... I even got the combine radio to pick up a channel in france on top of one hill... needless to say they annoyed the heckoutta me with all their fast talkin so i turned it to 620. lol.

Have a good one
 
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Carlos D.":2kbewg9p said:
glover36":2kbewg9p said:
how many bushels are in a tonne

I think canola is 56 pounds a bushel sooooo 2205 divide by 56 =39.37

I think its about 6 bucks a bushel so 180.00 / acre. not that great when you consider expenses

carl

Please forgive me for my ignorance here, but where does the 2205 come from? Is a Canadian tonne that much different from a US ton (2000 lbs)? Or is it the wordage that signifies something different, perhaps I just missed the redefining of what a 'ton' actually weighs? Any help to resolve my confusion would be appreciated. Thanks!
 
msscamp":37j54bo2 said:
Carlos D.":37j54bo2 said:
glover36":37j54bo2 said:
how many bushels are in a tonne

I think canola is 56 pounds a bushel sooooo 2205 divide by 56 =39.37

I think its about 6 bucks a bushel so 180.00 / acre. not that great when you consider expenses

carl

Please forgive me for my ignorance here, but where does the 2205 come from? Is a Canadian tonne that much different from a US ton (2000 lbs)? Or is it the wordage that signifies something different, perhaps I just missed the redefining of what a 'ton' actually weighs? Any help to resolve my confusion would be appreciated. Thanks!

A "tonne" is metric and equals 1000 kg or 2204.6 US (avoirdupois) pounds

dun
 
which makes me wonder how big is an american gallon in comparison to an imperial gallon and how did this difference ever come about anyway
30 years ago we had a prime minister that thought we should be metric. good idea if all the rest of the world is.But our biggest tradeing partner isnt metric.I HATE IT--In western canada our land was all surveyed in 1 mile squares (or sections--640 acres to a section)nothing you can do to change that---

imagine you can either say 4 miles down the road OR 6.4 kilomometers

Imagine repairing a tractor 1/2 bolts are metric the other 1/2 are imperial

carl
 
Carlos D.":3ac1hstm said:
which makes me wonder how big is an american gallon in comparison to an imperial gallon and how did this difference ever come about anyway
30 years ago we had a prime minister that thought we should be metric. good idea if all the rest of the world is.But our biggest tradeing partner isnt metric.I HATE IT--In western canada our land was all surveyed in 1 mile squares (or sections--640 acres to a section)nothing you can do to change that---

imagine you can either say 4 miles down the road OR 6.4 kilomometers

Imagine repairing a tractor 1/2 bolts are metric the other 1/2 are imperial

carl

I US gallon is equal to .8327 Imperial gallon or 3.785 liters. A british inch and and American inch are the same or 25.4 mm

dun
 
dun":h16hgvu7 said:
Carlos D.":h16hgvu7 said:
which makes me wonder how big is an american gallon in comparison to an imperial gallon and how did this difference ever come about anyway
30 years ago we had a prime minister that thought we should be metric. good idea if all the rest of the world is.But our biggest tradeing partner isnt metric.I HATE IT--In western canada our land was all surveyed in 1 mile squares (or sections--640 acres to a section)nothing you can do to change that---

imagine you can either say 4 miles down the road OR 6.4 kilomometers

Imagine repairing a tractor 1/2 bolts are metric the other 1/2 are imperial

carl

carl

I US gallon is equal to .8327 Imperial gallon or 3.785 liters. A british inch and and American inch are the same or 25.4 mm

dun

So dun how did you get you get to be so knowledgeable about the metric sysem liveing in the USA---- Im just nosey

carl
 
Can't speak for dun, but on my tool bar I have a conversion calculator. Works like a charm. Problem is I don't have to learn to do the conversions in my head, so if I'm somewhere that shows kilometers, or whatever, I'm clueless.

Alice
 
Alice":1ptv0yz4 said:
Can't speak for dun, but on my tool bar I have a conversion calculator. Works like a charm. Problem is I don't have to learn to do the conversions in my head, so if I'm somewhere that shows kilometers, or whatever, I'm clueless.

Alice

Bingo! Conversion tables are a life saver.
This site helps with the oddball types:
http://www.convert-me.com/en/

dun
 
dun":1cba5u4a said:
Alice":1cba5u4a said:
Can't speak for dun, but on my tool bar I have a conversion calculator. Works like a charm. Problem is I don't have to learn to do the conversions in my head, so if I'm somewhere that shows kilometers, or whatever, I'm clueless.

Alice

Bingo! Conversion tables are a life saver.
This site helps with the oddball types:
http://www.convert-me.com/en/

dun

Hey, thanks for that one. I bookmarked it.
 
john250":2b5ltwew said:
dun":2b5ltwew said:
Alice":2b5ltwew said:
Can't speak for dun, but on my tool bar I have a conversion calculator. Works like a charm. Problem is I don't have to learn to do the conversions in my head, so if I'm somewhere that shows kilometers, or whatever, I'm clueless.

Alice

Bingo! Conversion tables are a life saver.
This site helps with the oddball types:
http://www.convert-me.com/en/

dun

Hey, thanks for that one. I bookmarked it.

Me too! :D

Alice
 
Something I found interesting. There are short and long tons. A 'short ton' is based on the American hundredweight x 20, which is a 100 lbs x 20 = 2000 lbs. Their is also the 'long ton', which is based on the Imperial hundredweight x 20, which is 112 lbs x 20 = 2240. :shock:
 

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