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    Spraying Roundup on canola late

    What is your experience with spraying roundup in canola after bolting has started?
    I am thinking with the crop under stress from excess moisture it could be a big mistake this year.

    #2
    Haven't grown RR in while. Maybe varietys have improved.
    All I know is that I have seen it lead to. (Cause ??)
    A section of abortions on main stem.
    Expensive agronomist can natter about manganese and boron and that's nice, but I would be careful. Last I knew company wouldnt admit to it.

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      #3
      Loss of yield..short plants..

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        #4
        Well I finished 800 ac of spraying glowering canola... would we do it on our farm? No.

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          #5
          I have sprayed late before and it has not hurt it at all. The weeds will cause way more yield loss and mess for years than the 1/2l of roundup. I have even sprayed when the field was yellow and it turned out fine. Get it done you wont be sorry.

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            #6
            Thanks for the replies. Unless there is some awful weed problem I don't think it's worth the risk.

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              #7
              I did it in 2010 with waterlogged fields and where I sprayed we still had a crop and were I didn't it was a total cluster%$^%. It wont stunt the crop, RR canola is impossible to hurt when flowering, just try and spray it out of your summerfallow.

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                #8
                I ****ed myself pretty good by not spraying once

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                  #9
                  Obviously situation specific. Risk/reward.
                  Rule No. 1. "There is no money in weeds".

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                    #10
                    Let us know how it turns out. I'm curious.

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