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Originally posted by MBgrower View Postim just east of where the rain has been falling in s. mb. wheat is heading and is 1' tall, canola bolting, and temps in the 30's will blast the flowers. crops look ok yet, but his is the week they go backwards. no rain in site. oh well at least no fungicide bill this year.
The 3" of moisture from that storm was a disappointment - soil is dry again so I reckon it didn't absorb more than 1/2" the rest filled sloughs and potholes - it just came too fast.
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Originally posted by grassfarmer View PostQuite the difference in area. The good wheat here is nothing like headed. Canola and bean land getting reseeded after the hail - wheat is tillering and coming back but how late will these crops be? Hopefully lots of greenfeed potential for us cow guys as we are going to need it.,
The 3" of moisture from that storm was a disappointment - soil is dry again so I reckon it didn't absorb more than 1/2" the rest filled sloughs and potholes - it just came too fast.
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Originally posted by SASKFARMER3 View PostOh and 1/10 is a well-needed rain I was told. WTF Grass
We could use a drink this weekend or next 10 days to keep it rolling forward. If misses us again yield potential is dropping. Just by looking at the plants I don't think its a 2017 yield potential.
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Originally posted by MBgrower View Post2017 was maybe once in a lifetime, all the stars aligned. Not this year. way more heat, winds, and no subsoil moisture that resulted in the massive roots the plants put down last year.
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June has been good to us.pastures have greener up .tame hay short but will make bales now.crops look really good.Calling for more showers.we never got huge amounts like some but just enough to keep things going.And no hot dry winds lately.fun doing yard work when grass is green and growing.Way better than last year.
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