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[seldomseen]

Are you using a sc****r?

We usually go till Nov 1 too and Remembrance Day once in a blue moon. We got to build a pad for a calving shed yet and some other landscaping projects yet too. The disking seems harder by the hour for some reason..........

Have to overlap every pass to make the first pass going downhill. Creative fieldwork but the last field after this is mostly level. Have to do the outer rounds first so it don’t slide in the bush while turning.

Lots of fun
Good luck everyone wrapping things up 🍀

Yes I am using one of those machines. Bit of an antique but it does the job and works good.

Tomorrow i will try and get a picture.

[LEP]

Are you using a sc****r?

We usually go till Nov 1 too and Remembrance Day once in a blue moon. We got to build a pad for a calving shed yet and some other landscaping projects yet too. The disking seems harder by the hour for some reason..........

Have to overlap every pass to make the first pass going downhill. Creative fieldwork but the last field after this is mostly level. Have to do the outer rounds first so it don’t slide in the bush while turning.

Lots of fun
Good luck everyone wrapping things up 🍀

She’s almost in shape to grow lentils.

[woodland]

She’s almost in shape to grow lentils.

I’ve never even seen a lentil crop and only know a bit about them .............. I think I sense some sarcasm though. 😉

[AlbertaFarmer5]

I’ve never even seen a lentil crop and only know a bit about them .............. I think I sense some sarcasm though. 😉

I stopped and looked at some lentils crops in Regina area last year. They were about ankle high, and the seeds started at ground level. Not sure if that was normal, or because it was dry. But if you seeded them into that ground in the picture, the ones in the bottoms of the lumps wouldn't reach the tops of the lumps.

[woodland]

I stopped and looked at some lentils crops in Regina area last year. They were about ankle high, and the seeds started at ground level. Not sure if that was normal, or because it was dry. But if you seeded them into that ground in the picture, the ones in the bottoms of the lumps wouldn't reach the tops of the lumps.

So when the rocks are over your ankles tall do you harvest those as well? I think I’ll stick with canola for this field so I don’t have to scalp the ground...........

Not feeling too adventurous out in the hills and muskeg currently 😉

[malleefarmer]

So when the rocks are over your ankles tall do you harvest those as well? I think I’ll stick with canola for this field so I don’t have to scalp the ground...........

Not feeling too adventurous out in the hills and muskeg currently 😉

Pfffffffft will photograph some real rocks for ya mate.

Ps pffffftttt ain’t got a flat Tyre or passing wind

[woodland]

Pfffffffft will photograph some real rocks for ya mate.

Ps pffffftttt ain’t got a flat Tyre or passing wind

Ya you got me beat on rocks for sure. Do any of your fields come with rolled over equipment as a reminder of what wrath the nasty hills can have?