Out here scouting wheat tbe stuff I sprayed half has purked up finally. More to do with sunshine am thinking. Wind today should hold off diseases in wheat. Maybe spread others. Barley may surprise considering looks. Flax all good. Canola perking up. Peas the bad ones are greening on top of what looks like 4 inches of dead plant not sure what to say. I cannot see much disease in the wheat should I spray?
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Oh and everyone has ruts. Looks like swathing direction is set in most fields. -
Last year we did produce the highest yield ever over all with these conditions. I think minus the subsoil we had. Surely the rains added some but I think not as much as most think.Comment
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My peas are turning yellowComment
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What color were they when you seeded them?Comment
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Took back everything don't give a f$&k sugar they find or think is their 2014 I'm done feeding!
On reality with the flooded out areas hail and if you keep going your costing your farm money it won't generate to cover!Comment
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25 to 30% of the peas here are dead due to root rot - but the root rot is greatly amplified were certain pre emergent herbicides were applied
Check for sprayer misses - they will prove my point - it has hereComment
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Wmoebis you have a sense of humour. They were green. Sask3 I have no idea what you just said. Furrowtickler what prr emergence are giving issues. No one here used awthority but me and mine look holding. Earlier neighbours used just odysey never came back after spraying. Klause is in different zone. I used 1/3 pursuit just done but 2 leaves too many. My last field looked yellow from the road but just happens to be a alkali spot by the road. When I helped the hired man clean
sprayer out the rest of field is holding.Comment
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Did you say your not spraying fungicide sask3? Maybe I get it.Comment
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Furrow my organic neighbors wild mustard peas look pretty good. Hmm.Comment
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