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    #21
    Some guys here by Edmonton have started into the peas and barley, some canola is being swathed, not gonna be in full swing for 2 weeks yet.

    Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
    Peas seeded with Horsch planter at 225,000 seeds /ac . Worked out to 1.6 bus/ac .
    Very happy with stand ability, yield and no disease .
    Peas seeded with our drill at 3 bus /ac had disease in all low areas and went flat.
    Planter outyielding the drill by about 5 bus/ac so far.
    About an extra bus /ac per inch of rain . Simply a healthier plant .
    Any difference in the fields, seeding dates, fert, spraying, etc? Or is it simply thinner stand = less disease? What row spacing? See more weeds in the planter fields?

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      #22
      Around Regina, lots of dead-ripe lentils are standing, maybe shelling with every shower. We combined 320 acres of lentils last week but nothing moving since last Friday. Durum looks ripe but needs warm weather, big time. Canola grass green. Airplanes are in the air around here because ground sprayers and muddy fields - well you know the result.

      But, do you remember the neighbour I told you about who flip-flops lentils and canaryseed, burning canary stubbles black in spring. He’s the only one with a lot of his #1 lentils in the bin and all his canary swathed. First bit of harvest weather and he’s rolling. Annually his crew is often putting the combines away by labour day but not this year.

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        #23
        almost all cereals done here. moving into canola now. behind last year, but in decent shape. most surprised by yields again. better than expected.

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          #24
          Harvest?? What’s that? Still doing first around here. Baling grass that was cut a week ago and it’s testing 19-25% so it’s getting wrapped. The forecast was no rain when it was cut but has three showers on it and more forecast tonight. Hope to get it baled today but already one baler died. Murphy has taken up residence here. I’ll be happy if the combine starts rolling within a month. Nothing even close in the neighbourhood.

          Just put duals on the 4440 baler tractor as it’s sinking in and bunching up hay underneath it even with swather canvas from the nose to the drawbar pin. Normally loaded tandems haul silage and there’s still standing water. Fun times🍀

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            #25
            Originally posted by Marusko View Post
            Some guys here by Edmonton have started into the peas and barley, some canola is being swathed, not gonna be in full swing for 2 weeks yet.



            Any difference in the fields, seeding dates, fert, spraying, etc? Or is it simply thinner stand = less disease? What row spacing? See more weeds in the planter fields?
            Simply healthier plants , bigger pods.
            15 inch rows , peas about 1 1/2 apart on average
            Same rotation, same fert... just 4 gal Alpine , light rate of vitaflo and Nuti as seed treatment.
            Both had less than 5 inches of rain during the growing season .
            Doing a side by side tomorrow in same field .
            Neither had fungicide
            No difference in weed control
            Just thought the big push to higher seed rates leads to more disease , more root rot , more fungicide.... tried the opposite of the “expert” Ag scholastic push lol . Less can be more lol
            Most “agrologistS” say it can’t be lol
            Last edited by furrowtickler; Aug 29, 2019, 22:51.

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              #26
              Originally posted by woodland View Post
              Harvest?? What’s that? Still doing first around here. Baling grass that was cut a week ago and it’s testing 19-25% so it’s getting wrapped. The forecast was no rain when it was cut but has three showers on it and more forecast tonight. Hope to get it baled today but already one baler died. Murphy has taken up residence here. I’ll be happy if the combine starts rolling within a month. Nothing even close in the neighbourhood.

              Just put duals on the 4440 baler tractor as it’s sinking in and bunching up hay underneath it even with swather canvas from the nose to the drawbar pin. Normally loaded tandems haul silage and there’s still standing water. Fun times🍀
              That dam Murphy has stopped in here many times, uninvited but thank God has never moved in.

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                #27
                Just starting peas. Will be a weeks long process. <half the yield and 3" off the ground.
                Everything else 2-3 weeks behind and stalled out.
                Not sure anymore what's worse. Too dry, or too dark/wet???? And yes, I mean weather, not anything else that could refer to.....

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