But may be a good thing as crops are rooting down into good subs soil and crop disease is a non issue at this piont
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I will settle for a drier bias, for the only reason you said furrow, to keep disease in check and maybe stop adding inoculum to the soil. But what do I know, I never went to school!!! Good crops can be grown on modest amounts of rain. Let the top dry down a bit.
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4/10 again over night, a couple tenths every other day for last 2-3 weeks. Durum turning yellow, had hopes of a dryer year this summer, right now looking like 2010
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Some pea crops in the area aren't looking so good. Ours are still pretty sharp, after the Odyssey assault effects wore off.... geez I hope they don't get sick. Anything I would have applied to the seed wouldn't make a difference in later stage infection anyway. I have to rely on "conditions" to help me out....nothing "out of the jug" will.prevent root rot now. Unless some of you guys have a secret witch's brew cooking in the cauldron?
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Just finished spraying 7 of our hardest hit quarters of canolai, inch plus again on weekend over here it's definitely 2010 again! Next will be disease spray on peas and canola and wheat! Yea a drought is so tough to take!
The aster yellow has been n my mind with all the SE wind and S wind that shit all the snake oil in the world couldn't save!
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