Friday Crop Report on a Thursday!

[SASKFARMER3]

Finished time to do a few sloughs before it rains. It can now do our first rain. Thank you!

[Guest]

Guys around here who worked the shit out of everything in the early spring and made big concrete lumps then seeded after are wanting rain. Yep same guys who wished for a drought now want rain with overflowing sloughs and muck 2 inches down.

Zero till and direct seeded crops look very good don't need any rain for awhile yet.

Were doin that now but its the only way were gonna get part of the crop in

[bgmb]

We had to or thought we had to do some spring tillage as well. Will avoid that at all cost in the future

[Guest]

We had to or thought we had to do some spring tillage as well. Will avoid that at all cost in the efuture

Sure hate doin it but gettin so late

[Jay-mo]

Finished today with soybeans. Sure thankful for the weather we have had the last month. The subsoil is still very wet but with some dry weather we had enough of a crust to seed most of our acres.

[furrowtickler]

Was done last Monday , finished the last of custom corn today . Well one guy left next weeek . Finished potholes today cleaned out drills - I know don't shoot me .
Got 500 ac wheat sprayed, 450 ac centurion on peas and the first shot 300 ac rr canola done .
Need a rain here actually.
Taking a few days off ... later
Ohh , sweet corn up and looking ok
And the canola seeded with the Horsch planter at 2.1 lbs /ac looking ok so far 🤞..

[farmaholic]

That canola plant population looks amazing. I don't even want to go out and look at our frosted flea beetle bitten shit any more. Good thing the other two thirds is better, no frost and much less beetle feeding. Rain please....

[fjlip]

2.1 lbs, half price seed twice the germ, wow!

[furrowtickler]

Was kinda neat to seed canola at 8 mph
Although will not use a fwa ever again without wieghts in the front end . Talk about a bucking bronco lol
It is designed to seed 8 - 10 mph , so a 40 ft is doing 35-40 ac / hr ..... if equipped right , the same as a 75-80 ft drill
Those pics werr at 7.5 mph
We did a trial , although only side by side - *** you tweety , of 6 , 8 and 10 mph
Also 2.1 , 1.5 and 1 lb / ac
Will get pic of that tomorrow now that I have a few min to spare
Also will get some side by side of that planter at 2 lbs and our old one at 4.7!lbs , again not super duper replicated trials tweety, reality of time a factor .. but actual side by sides same day same fert . We are are already seeing about a 2-3 day difference in maturity .
But nervous on the flea beatle pressure right now
The plants per m2 not much different even from the 12 in to 15 in ... of course only side by side , but kinda replicated on 4 1/2 sections and a 1/4 .
We will do a count in the next few days , but might go fishing first .
The 12 in is a 3 in paired row opener drill

[woodland]

Well we got to 40% today. Area is probably 40-70% done with some small guys completed. Most combining, burning, working in 2016 crop completed. Furrow those shots of the canola look amazing and have me jealous. I guess I could send a pic of our canola but it's just blue bags in the shed yet. Spent most of the day putting a track back on after the challenger tried going without at 11 pm last night. Of course it was on a nice side hill with soft ground so it was lots of fun. Started raining again tonight (not predicted) and probably about an inch so far. The alfalfa was slow coming and it's looking pathetic from winterkill. Thought it would shine with this wet weather but I'll have to adjust my expectations on it. Granny's 90th birthday is on Saturday so I guess I'll be able to enjoy cake without worrying about the drill not moving after this unnecessary moisture.
The winch truck sure is handy this year.