Not second guessing anyone, but check your soil moisture situation before spending money on reseeding deeper.
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Originally posted by farming101 View PostNot second guessing anyone, but check your soil moisture situation before spending money on reseeding deeper.
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Originally posted by Sheepwheat View PostElvis died behind your house? In Saskatchewan? Did you at last try to help him? Lol I Just scared my wife as we sit and have coffee in a cold house in June. My sudden laughter made her jump. Lol.
Sorry grass, never saw you caught that too.
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Originally posted by jazz View PostSo had a chat with crop insurance about my non established canola. 12 plants, seeds or half living seedlings in the dust per sq m is still considered an established crop. Like WTF. Second week in June and they call this to have still have a chance at a crop. I want to get it written off and reseed something deeper but they arent making this easy. Meanwhile getting weedy. Some one mentioned spray it out with Liberty then seed something else in deeper and take what you get in the end.
Better off that you have the full coverage on your canola ?
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Originally posted by caseih View PostThe way this shitshow is going, arent you
Better off that you have the full coverage on your canola ?
If you have reasonable coverage, I agree, leave the canola be. Worst part is watching a poor crop all year. Those summers were hard on me, and your confidence and mental health takes a beating. At least for me it was a real struggle.
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Update: donning helmet and life jacket!
Looks like we're going white water rafting up on shit creek this year. And true to the folklore, they are chronically short of paddles up there. Last I heard, the sheer volume of participants up there this year meant there was also going to be a shortage of rafts...
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Originally posted by caseih View PostThe way this shitshow is going, arent you
Better off that you have the full coverage on your canola ?
I have had a couple crops like this in the last few yrs. Just didn't get the starter rainfall needed. I have always regretted leaving them.
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Originally posted by SASKFARMER View PostHad one tell me farmers are finally fall pricing in Alberta as they know a crop is made. Similar in Manitoba but Sask farmers are gun shy. .
The cereals are looking ok in this area but it's far from made, and in the case of peas and canola it's barely even sprouted!
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