Liberty canola here is full of Sclerotinia.
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Deepest Sympathy to you, your family, friends and Loved ones.
Was reminded last night of the beauty of our creation, and the amazing sacrifices our King Jesus who created all of us… to provide an opportunity for all of us to know the designer and great Love God has for each and every one of us. The respect you have for God… indicates that your Dad knew King Jesus… therefore we hope to see him on the other side harvesting Love and Peace!!!
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Our history is interesting they landed and farmed at Lipton then got a homestead south of Glaslyn area. But lots of trees and stones and frost they left and moved to Hodgeville. But drought and no trees so one more move back to Balcarres. Here they bought 6 quarters over time from a guy from Winnipeg. Jewish colony early settler. In 1944 we received 6 clear quarters as the debt was paid. So basically we have farmed in Sask a long time it’s just I’m going to be really old when I get the 100 year plaque.
I did get up to the homestead and took pictures for dad of the farm up there. His grandfather passed when they were farming up there and is buried at Glaslyn.
I wish I would have got more info but we have come to realization we came from the area they are fighting with Russia now in Ukraine. Yea I’m a half Uk/German.
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Barley is taking a kicking here. First 1/4 less than 1% chitted. Next standing field after 1/2†rain was over 3% chitted. Anything left now after this 3 day event will be as good as feed. Yield down 15%.
Peas got drowned out yield disappointing.
Wheat yield down 20% from last year.
Canola swaths look less than last year, but only the combine will tell.
Mustards look promising…
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Originally posted by SASKFARMER View PostOur history is interesting they landed and farmed at Lipton then got a homestead south of Glaslyn area. But lots of trees and stones and frost they left and moved to Hodgeville. But drought and no trees so one more move back to Balcarres. Here they bought 6 quarters over time from a guy from Winnipeg. Jewish colony early settler. In 1944 we received 6 clear quarters as the debt was paid. So basically we have farmed in Sask a long time it’s just I’m going to be really old when I get the 100 year plaque.
I did get up to the homestead and took pictures for dad of the farm up there. His grandfather passed when they were farming up there and is buried at Glaslyn.
I wish I would have got more info but we have come to realization we came from the area they are fighting with Russia now in Ukraine. Yea I’m a half Uk/German.
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Had hail adjuster out assessing check strips left in barley that we harvested
Every (100%) of heads in these standing strips is growing in head , and I mean every one !
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Originally posted by caseih View PostHad hail adjuster out assessing check strips left in barley that we harvested
Every (100%) of heads in these standing strips is growing in head , and I mean every one !
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Those seed are huge !!! Amazing what rain does . Going to be a challenge keeping ours from blowing out the back !
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Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostVery nervous about the last 50% of the wheat out in field 😬. They will be grading hard now
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From what I hand thrashed out today, guaranteed grade loss now in hrsw , colour gone
Quality will be zero difference, but kiss $1 a bushel gone within a weekLast edited by furrowtickler; Aug 24, 2023, 21:29.
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