Got 3.5"s on top of our already satutrated soil in the last 2 weeks,were more worried about disease then we are worried about drought.Dug in a few posts yesterday,and even the sand is wet to 3' down.
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I agree Klause.
Canola likes exactly the opposite of Soy.
Soy loves 20 C at night Canola is much happier with 12-15C at night... sets pods well and fills well when it cools off below 20C.
Below 10 C soy quits... down to 5 and soy takes 2 days to get maturing going again... it is a warm blooded plant!
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I agree with both u guys. Heat could hurt a bit but like Tom says genetics are way better and I have seen canola in our area still yield like a bugger even with hot weather. We need the heat to push this crop along anyway. Its gonna be tight to make it at the pace its been on
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Absent of moisture stress canola pollen starts to sterilize at 28*c. OP varieties can be even more sensitive. Drought stress and wind start to lower that number as well. This is well documented. I would suggest though that if you are worrying about heat blast on your canola on Aug 3 you have bigger worries.
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Exactly my thoughts ado. I would give up yield to make sure it matures quicker at this point. Looks like some cool weather coming August 13 to 19th. Could be some close calls at night.
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