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    frost damage

    North East SK is showing major frost damage in canola. Seed sales are brisk Crop insurance are run off their feet.Wheat& barley leaf burn, but will survive.

    #2
    Lots of Calls to Crop insurance for Grenfell area that's what moosomin office said. One guy by us is reseeding 2000 acres out of 5000. Their is damage but not sure it warrants reseeding yet. Damage on 500 out of 3000 so far but rain over the weekend should help and some heat.

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      #3
      Frost isn't the only thing, flea beatles have totally destroyed a few neighbors fields in the area and are working on others. Not sure the reason but some fields not touched. Liberty canolas seem to be hit worse.

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        #4
        Went out looking again today and found
        two fields that where at least 75% wiped
        out for the frost, it was kind of a
        shock as they are on a hill and usually
        fairly safe from the frost. Everything
        else looks a little worse than last
        week, maybe 15-35% damage now where last
        week I though it was all about 10%.

        As for flea beatles the I see little
        damage in our stuff so far. The guys
        who seem to be having a problem in our
        area like to put in one bag of boughten
        seed with one brown bag.

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          #5
          Crops in N.E.Sask. starting to show damage. Canola being reseeded. Leaf burn on wheat and barley. Flea beetle damage mainly on Liberty Link canola, but that's because of the poor seed treatment they use. Round up ready canola treated with Helix seems to be holding out so far, but most farmers are going to add Sevin to their roundup. Crops are at a standstill with the cool weather. Will need no frost until at least mid Sept. for a lot of crops to survive.

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            #6
            Heavy frost in the north west over the weekend finished alot of canola in the Cutknife - wilkie - Scott - Unity - Cando - Biggar - Halford - Alticane - Mayfair - Spiritwood - Meadowlake and Glaslyn areas. What it not been writen off is 75% Damaged and trying to regrow.
            We put pin flags out on Fri/Sat in this area on canola plants that were hit hard(just a slight lime green left) and some that were toast. This works well b/c you look at the exact same plant to see whats going on. Yesterday we had regrowth on 80% of those plants, we are leaving the rest of ours unless it freezes tomorow again. We are left with about 15 - 20 m2. Half of that are o.k. half will need a miricle.
            Any feild with 50% or less trash cover is showing less than 20% damage.

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              #7
              How does your crop insurance work in Saskatchewan, here in Alberta if we reseed now they would give you your premium back and you are on your own with the reseeded crop (no coverage). I don't think we would be able to reseed if we wanted to it's too dry.

              Not sure if my Canola going to come back or not, it hit hard on Saturday with close to freezing temps every night since. Never heard the furnace run so much in June.

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                #8
                scott sask. pretty bad here. yesterday am lookeked like 20% kill.
                by last night looked like 80%.
                guys with black feilds seemed to fare better.

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                  #9
                  sawfly: is it Miller time yet?

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                    #10
                    i think so

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