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    #46
    Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post
    Happy Farmer, where is here? Here in west central AB, we have been measuring rains in the hundredths of an inch most of the summer, and we are supposed to be the wettest place on the prairies.
    West central MB

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      #47
      Originally posted by HappyFarmer View Post
      West central MB
      Terribly variable this year - we've had less than an inch since getting that bad hail storm June 14th. Extremely dry here now - grass and trees in bad shape, grasshoppers are awful. Stripped all the alfalfa leaves in some fields.

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        #48
        yesterday , I started spraying peas, to put them out of their misery .
        was the humane thing to do . more to do today.
        80% of my peas were in the driest area , and poorest dirt.

        now move or consolidate my scraps of old peas so crop insurance can count them .
        .
        before new crop , will be first claim since 02

        was thinkin later crops would be better,
        but that will not happen without a rain

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          #49
          I agree with the later crop report. Our later seeded and hail damaged regrowth canola needs a shower now. Early seeded in all cases except peas was a good idea this year. Canola seeded around the 15th to 20th great.

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              #51
              Originally posted by sawfly1 View Post
              yesterday , I started spraying peas, to put them out of their misery .
              was the humane thing to do . more to do today.
              80% of my peas were in the driest area , and poorest dirt.

              now move or consolidate my scraps of old peas so crop insurance can count them .
              .
              before new crop , will be first claim since 02

              was thinkin later crops would be better,
              but that will not happen without a rain
              I went on a tour NW of Wilkie yesterday with the Rack .
              Interesting stuff as usual. They do a lot of work for those plots . Much like Cavalier Ag north of here . They both absolutely blow away any line company retail with agronomy .
              But the area is for sure in a drought situation. Not terrible but very noticeable with the earlier crops .
              A lot of spraying will be done shortly there as well.
              Like you said sawfly , it’s been since ‘02. It’s not as bad it that area but still not great. A few good crops here and there .
              We are still hanging on but need this rain ASAP .

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                #52
                Thanks, pharma.

                Speaking of graders, how much yield is lost from clouds of dust blowing off RM road traffic because those dummies (not talking about the operators), order grading of every bone dry road on a weekly schedule?

                We choke on it, and I suspect it can't be good for the crops, or shelter belts. Someone do a yield loss study to stop this recreational grading.

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                  #53
                  Originally posted by checking View Post
                  Thanks, pharma.

                  Speaking of graders, how much yield is lost from clouds of dust blowing off RM road traffic because those dummies (not talking about the operators), order grading of every bone dry road on a weekly schedule?

                  We choke on it, and I suspect it can't be good for the crops, or shelter belts. Someone do a yield loss study to stop this recreational grading.
                  I haven't proven it yet but I think dust off roads affects the spraying out 100 feet into the field....That is the only thing different on the fields....

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                    #54
                    Originally posted by bucket View Post
                    I haven't proven it yet but I think dust off roads affects the spraying out 100 feet into the field....That is the only thing different on the fields....
                    Haha. If your that worried about dust maybe no one should drive on your road either.

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                      #55
                      Originally posted by Casered View Post
                      Haha. If your that worried about dust maybe no one should drive on your road either.
                      Sorry didn't mean it that way....I just noticed that my spraying is less effective along roads...I am looking at ways to reduce the problem...

                      Dust settles on leaves reducing the effectiveness of spray...high water volumes for outside rounds....

                      Been trying to spray at lower traffic volumes etc...

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                        #56
                        Originally posted by checking View Post
                        Thanks, pharma.

                        Speaking of graders, how much yield is lost from clouds of dust blowing off RM road traffic because those dummies (not talking about the operators), order grading of every bone dry road on a weekly schedule?

                        We choke on it, and I suspect it can't be good for the crops, or shelter belts. Someone do a yield loss study to stop this recreational grading.
                        At least they grade your roads.

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