Friday Crop Report on a Thursday!

[Guest]

Prime example of why we shouldn't be posting anything like the above pic, and defence of the practice. We have people such as this with no knowledge of actual farming practices, but an agenda to destroy our industry. I doubt Austranada is the only lurker who ends up on a site like this. He/she now has all the ammunition needed to take the picture out of context and spread it around, then we provided proof of the cavalier attitude some of producers have shown.
Sooner or later we lose the right to apply our own products, or even lose complete use of the products, or have layer upon layer of bureaucracy heaped upon us, plus audits and spot checks with big fines or worse if you can't prove that you didn't do something.

You're dumber than I thought

[SASKFARMER]

I’m finding my later seeded wheat is wringing wet in mornings. Torn if I should spray.

Last year nothing wet like this.

But it’s 2020 so who knows.

[farmaholic]

I’m finding my later seeded wheat is wringing wet in mornings. Torn if I should spray.

Last year nothing wet like this.

But it’s 2020 so who knows.

Where's Hobbyfrmr when you need him?

[SASKFARMER]

Lonely out here wheats not bad

[seldomseen]

I’m finding my later seeded wheat is wringing wet in mornings. Torn if I should spray.

Last year nothing wet like this.

But it’s 2020 so who knows.

Same here. Leafs are clean but always the threat of fuzz. Fuzz doesn't grow when the weather is cold. It just to bad the humidity so high!

[furrowtickler]

Peas planted with Horsch at just over 2 bus/ac

[woodland]

Peas planted with Horsch at just over 2 bus/ac

Very nice👍

[SASKFARMER]

Very nice.

[farmaholic]

I actually think our peas will be a bit better than last year. No stunted patches from root rot. But a too cold start with adequate moisture seeding conditions then too dry before the first good rains came has taken it's toll on the crop.

There is no calender, or front cover of a magazine, pictures to be taken here.

Actually finishing up flowering, those top pods will likely be small.

Our whole crop will probably need another rain to reach a "subdued" full potential, moisture is still basically at the surface but one more good shot of rain will help fill it and plump up what will fill. Fingers crossed.....we've come a long way from what was beginning to look pretty darn critical.

[furrowtickler]

I actually think our peas will be a bit better than last year. No stunted patches from root rot. But a too cold start with adequate moisture seeding conditions then too dry before the first good rains came has taken it's toll on the crop.

There is no calender, or front cover of a magazine, pictures to be taken here.

Actually finishing up flowering, those top pods will likely be small.

Our whole crop will probably need another rain to reach a "subdued" full potential, moisture is still basically at the surface but one more good shot of rain will help fill it and plump up what will fill. Fingers crossed.....we've come a long way from what was beginning to look pretty darn critical.

20% of the peas here are screwed , including some of ours with drown out spots and root rot in some areas . Not all golden here either
20% of canola is not good at all with very poor emergence. Is what it is this year