Go time southeast of regina

**binthere** · Apr 19, 2016, 20:37

maybe knows something everyone else does not. good for him give her hell. why wait for the mythical normal weather that some keep crying about.

**farmaholic** · Apr 19, 2016, 21:33

....you may win or you may lose but at least make your bet on the best odds. But no one really knows what that is until the wheel stops spinning....

To each their own....

**hobbyfrmr** · Apr 19, 2016, 22:23

I all depends on how big the precision drill is.
Brown bag seed and fertilize it. If it survives frosts spray it.
If it freezes and dies, go buy seed from the masters' and re plant, the fertilizer is already banded. It doesn't take long to reseed with a 85 foot drill.

**farmaholic** · Apr 19, 2016, 22:30

Some operations have grown to a size that the "regular" seeding window isn't big enough anymore.

**Ache4Acres** · Apr 19, 2016, 22:42

To each their own, but it does raise some eyebrows.

I would say it is probably one of the earliest starts in that area in the last 50 years.

**farmaholic** · Apr 19, 2016, 22:49

It is only April 19-20th in SE Sask. Maybe peas and lentils will be ok. Anyone take a soil temp where they are?

**SASKFARMER3** · Apr 19, 2016, 23:14

Frost still in the ground north f valley. Yea peas and lentils can sit in dirt.

**grassfarmer** · Apr 20, 2016, 06:22

Don't know about SK but the long range forecast shows a cooling trend here and in AB. After the next couple of days its mostly single digit to 12C highs until the end of the month.

**4GFarms** · Apr 20, 2016, 06:48

Hey Ache, is that a john deere track pulling a seedmaster? If you have to go because of acres would it not be better to get another seeding outfit or two? If support vehicles are the problem, coyld you not just seed in the same field/area? Not be critical, just a small time operator wondering how the big boys do it?

Go time southeast of regina