Friday Crop Report on a Thursday week 12.

[furrowtickler]

Not my experience.

Agree , not everything recovers , sad reality
most does , but when hit very many times , ya it’s faked at some point

[SASKFARMER]

Wheat looks ok.

Frost in the flats by town

[tubs]

Lots of damaging frost in east central alberta some fields look very yellow. The bigger the plant the more damage.

[FarmJunkie]

Most times that canola will recover. Had that in 98. Was minus temps for a week at the end of May beginning of June. All depends on weather and frost free days the rest of the year. Looked real ugly for a bit but did regrow.

[furrowtickler]

In a way like hail this time of year , it can recover and make a decent crop but the stars better line up very quickly all over

[furrowtickler]

We had hail about this time last year , it did recover ok , far from a good crop but decent where it had any extra moisture. But ….. frost free well into September and way more heat units last year to push it along

[shtferbrains]

If the growing point is alive anything I have seen always grows back stronger and quicker from established roots over trying to reseed.
DYOD

[SASKFARMER]

Looks like the growing point even on ugly plants is green. Were wet again with another 1/3 inch so hit with a special mix on worst fields and life goes on.

[cropgrower]

sprayed liberty this morning , got big downpour within about an hour of finishing , anybody know if liberty will still work ?

[Old Cowzilla]

sprayed liberty this morning , got big downpour within about an hour of finishing , anybody know if liberty will still work ?

We got caught on a tankfull the same way. It wasn't working to good so we redid it. Didn't help that it was cool out to begin with.

[cropgrower]

i will see what it looks like next week , with showers almost every day + wind very hard to get spraying done

[makar]

If the growing point is alive anything I have seen always grows back stronger and quicker from established roots over trying to reseed.
DYOD

And for those of us with fricked growing points and 2 foot tall canola smashing the swather dragging it on the ground breaking at least a section a acre life is not quite the same. Realty in my world. Been there. If frosted canola is a non issue why do most of not seed it first?

[furrowtickler]

From last night around 11 pm , NE of here

[Herc]

Yikes….

[jazz]

Looked like the Saskatoon area might have got something severe last night. Pretty red radar moving through.