Not only temp but length of time of below zero can be vastly different within miles
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Originally posted by redleaf View PostLong shadows and bright sunshine just before sunset after a cold cloudy day do not foretell good things.
We have had to reseed 2 times in the last 30 years . Both times it turned out good . Excellent ground cover, good weed control after , early variety.
Only once we left a badly damaged field that was very questionable that was a wreck ... weeds for 10 years .
The rest of the time , canola turns out just fine with low , even populations and good weed control.
95% of the time it’s best to leave it alone .
We wait up to 2 weeks after the early guys seed canola , but we are frost prone way more than most here , less than some , that also applies to fall , so as others have said here , some of us have to thread a needle at times .
Some don’t understand that, especially those who don’t physically grow canola
Thank goodness the moisture is there now for most to help the decision, 3 days ago it was not
Canola population that was hit 3 times already still ok as of tonight , still 3-4 plants per sq ft .
hopefully still ok by noon tomorrow. Same in a very big area in NW sask and other canola growing zones .
Good luck , every area different .
More riding on this canola crop than ever with current price and highly inflated expenses now and into fall .
One size never fits all , every situation different.
Longer growing seasons are a farce in most of western Canada .... as evident again right now .
Frost free days determine growing seasons not armchair climatologists .
Cleared off here too , hopefully be ok . After this it looks promising for now .
Still long ways to bin regardless yet .
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Originally posted by jwabHopefully it’s not cold long enough to do much damage.
I realize cloud cover overnight helps insulate and keep temps more moderate but it seem like a lot of days during the growing season are cloudy not allowing surface temps to warm up as much.
Is it me or do we get less blue bird days than I remember?
hopefully growing point still ok. just needed to get by one more day and it was still ok.
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