[PICS] Field Conditions Apr 26

[Klause]

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[JDGreen]

Looks like the easter bunny hid a few extra eggs
on some of those fields.

[dschill]

That's encouraging!!!

[SASKFARMER3]

Wow is that dry I would be seeding. Go man Go.
Add water and you have ours. Good luck. Get going.

[bgmb]

Why aren't you seeding? I would definitely be doing something with that hayland.

[Klause]

We'll be seeding by early next week probably (if it doesn't rain).


Reason we haven't gone yet - soil too cold.... especially for canola, which is what's going into that hayland.

Peas and wheat will be first, then canola, then soys.

[BTOfarmallll]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NInDenQl7W4 - PTH 250

[fjlip]

How much snow did you have?
Manitoba on the snow map was deep, but your temps must be so much warmer than us, 130 miles straight west of Swan River.
We are always 3-4C colder than the rest of Sk.
That makes a hell of a difference in evap and humidity.
Count your blessings, Klause.