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    #13
    Originally posted by caseih View Post
    Rained hard for a few mins
    Canola sure doesnt wanna shut down
    Cool pics
    need to have a "unlike" botton for when you accidentally like your own post, or chucks
    have done that twice , FM
    like button is to close to reply button , and can't be undone

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      #14
      Ag consultants were crawling all over my neighbors lentil field yesterday. Yup call for the sprayer, gotta spray this shit again 3rd time I think. Well he will be spraying them a 4th time cause they wont stop growing and he just delayed them again.

      There is no way in hell lentils are cheaper to grow than other crops. Not here anyway. You are $50 an acre into chemical by the time you are done.

      Burnoff $7
      Solo + grass control $15
      3 rounds priaxor $30
      Reglone to kill it all $15 (cant use glyphos)
      Last edited by jazz; Jul 25, 2019, 08:02.

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        #15
        Originally posted by caseih View Post
        need to have a "unlike" botton for when you accidentally like your own post, or chucks
        have done that twice , FM
        like button is to close to reply button , and can't be undone
        It’s good to feel good about what a person wrote every once in a while, it also shows confidence in ones self. Lol

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          #16
          .52 inches of rain in that storm.
          Just thankful it wasn't the White Combine or a plow wind with it.
          There's energy in those clouds but it wasn't too intense.
          The last one had alot less wind than the picture of the other one I posted a while back.
          One of these time it will be our turn, it's just a matter of time.

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            #17
            Originally posted by jazz View Post
            Ag consultants were crawling all over my neighbors lentil field yesterday. Yup call for the sprayer, gotta spray this shit again 3rd time I think. Well he will be spraying them a 4th time cause they wont stop growing and he just delayed them again.

            There is no way in hell lentils are cheaper to grow than other crops. Not here anyway. You are $50 an acre into chemical by the time you are done.

            Burnoff $7
            Solo + grass control $15
            3 rounds priaxor $30
            Reglone to kill it all $15 (cant use glyphos)
            3 rounds fungi more like $50

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              #18
              Originally posted by biglentil View Post
              3 rounds fungi more like $50
              I am farming on some property about 15 miles from home. I don’t know what happened to the neighbours crop. Judging from the modern machinery, Im pretty sure they are not organic. It looks like they seeded a pulse crop, I think its lentils. I noticed they turned the cows into it on Tuesday.

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                #19
                Yup, I quit on my peas too.
                Really pissed at my self.
                Second app ($11) went on because 1st app ($19 before rebates) only "worked for 5 days" and now second Fung doesn't help the disease that there if looked harder.
                Rain every day yada yada.
                Next year I'll use the private consultant I already use for fert recs.
                Never had trouble with Downey mildew before. Year and variety.

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                  #20
                  Guys have lentils here on a 4 yr rotation. Something tells me that will be going up. Cant keep up with the disease pressure anymore. The lentil canopy is like a foot deep mat of jungle with dew under and on top every day plus rains.

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                    #21
                    Originally posted by jazz View Post
                    Guys have lentils here on a 4 yr rotation. Something tells me that will be going up. Cant keep up with the disease pressure anymore. The lentil canopy is like a foot deep mat of jungle with dew under and on top every day plus rains.
                    Just apply another round of fungicide but this time use 20 Imperial gallons per acre water for better coverage and canopy penetration. Why stop now?

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                      #22
                      With the third day of wind this is the best fungicide a farmer could ask for.
                      I was going to spray my lentils with Delaro, label said “control” of scloretina. Did some investigating, the “control” last two wks. Funny how the retailers don’t tell you that.
                      So used Elatus for $2.25/Ac less, as of today the Delaro control would be gone.

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                        #23
                        Extraordinary year here for pressure on peas. I might as well have pissed on them.

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                          #24
                          Early seeded lentils here planted on April 22-29 starting to turn. Heavy canopy sprayed once with Delaro, some with Priaxor. Showing good yield potential. Quality remains a wild card. Could use a rain to finish canola and cereals but willing to shave a few bushels to preserve the lentil quality. Barley acres seem to be up a signifigent amount here in our little piece of paradise. Disease showing up in chickpeas even after 3-4 fungicide apps but still showing good yield potential.

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