I was thinking that the make of the drill mattered until lately. Same farmer, same day, same crop, same variety, same depth, same soil texture, same lack of rain after seeding.
Different results. Kitty corner across the road. He is mystified too. Same prior crop. How can one field look like well on its way to 60, and the other look like plowdown material?
As I look at the mix of messes and beautiful crops, it is not simply the drill. I am mystified and have never seen such a party mix in canola. No one drill stands out, no one farmer stands out. We all have some good and some wrecks. And I really am not entirely certain what happened for sure at this point.
Frost, herbicide residue, soil pH, I really don’t know what happened here. No consistency.
Different results. Kitty corner across the road. He is mystified too. Same prior crop. How can one field look like well on its way to 60, and the other look like plowdown material?
As I look at the mix of messes and beautiful crops, it is not simply the drill. I am mystified and have never seen such a party mix in canola. No one drill stands out, no one farmer stands out. We all have some good and some wrecks. And I really am not entirely certain what happened for sure at this point.
Frost, herbicide residue, soil pH, I really don’t know what happened here. No consistency.
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