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    Out digging this morning checking my seeding job. Found 2... kept digging found 12 in 2 square feet.


    Checked 3 or 4 more spots same thing.


    Watch out boys!

    #2
    Wash them well, cook 'em in edible oil, put a bit of salt on 'em...eat 'em like shrimp. In Africa regarded as a treat.

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      #3
      We used lumiderm on most of ours.
      Between the frost and cutworms , some guys won't have much left - the next few days will tell the tail .
      Thanks for the heads up , I will get guys checking ASAP

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        #4
        Furrow, we used Lumiderm on some of ours as well. Do you know how long it lasts?

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          #5
          Label says 35 days after planting. But pretty sure the effects last much longer by controlling early.

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            #6
            Hopper is right - control can be as long as up to bolting

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              #7
              I'm worrying more on peas and beans than canola personally.... we have lumiderm on all of it.

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                #8
                lumiderm on all of it also. but it sure gets tricky looking for damage on a frozen field . pricks eat it underground , we caught bad one time watching frost damage and they were rating it at the same time. they sure like flax too

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                  #9
                  Flax and peas have never shown economic damage here. Peas tend to regrow and flax typically branches out enough. Never seen a bare patch like canola then again something to watch.

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                    #10
                    well I can tell you we lost about 15 -20 ac all in strips on 2 quarters each , he'll of a mess , should of sprayed it a second time . I have had lots of canola come back. our flax did not ! I was watching it but there was so many they really done lots of damage . watch your flax very carefully . another time we had flax under seeded to alfalfa . the cutworms cleaned the flax off in big areas , all that was. left was alfalfa . those 2 quarters of flax is the reason we have lumiderm on every acre of canola , wished it was on the flax also

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                      #11
                      and I sprayed another flax field for a neighbor , he had lots of damage . just when I got finished it dumped about 1/2 " rain in 10 mins . that was one of the best kills I ever got on cutworms

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                        #12
                        What kind of tips you use for this night spraying?

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                          #13
                          10 gal of water just before dark last year they were so bad in flax they were eating in the daylight

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                            #14
                            Caseih what area are you? Anyone got pics of the types they are seeing?

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                              #15
                              All I can find are earthworms. how do you go about scouting? You appear expert

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