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Home » Resources » Texas Crop and Livestock Budgets » Budgets by Commodity » Oilseeds » 2015 Oilseed Budgets

2015 Oilseed Budgets

Oilseed Sunflowers, Sprinkler Irrigated, Strip Tillage (District 1)
Roundup Ready Canola, Sprinkler Irrigated (NG) (District 1)
Oilseed Sunflowers, Dryland, Strip Tillage (District 1)
Roundup Ready Canola, Dryland (District 1)

Irrigated Sesame (District 2)
Irrigated Sunflowers – Oilseed (District 2)
Dryland Sesame (District 2)
Dryland Sunflowers – Oilseed (District 2)

Dryland Canola (District 3)

Dryland Canola, Follow Wheat/Grain Sorghum (District 7)
Non-Irrigated Safflower, Follow Cotton (District 7)
Dryland Sesame (District 7)

Dryland Sesame (District 10)
Irrigated Sesame (District 10)

Sesame – Conventional Till-12 Row, Irrigated, 1100 lb. Yield Goal (District 11)
Sesame – Conventional Till-12 Row, Dryland, 800 lb. Yield Goal (District 11)

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