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    #61
    The happiest day in a disc owner's life? The day he sells it!
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      #62
      Definitely not excessive moisture but not shy of it. Planted my wheat deep as usual thinking it needed in some moisture but neighbours who consistently seed shallower look like heroes. Seeded barley at same depth as canola and it won’t be long before it catches up to wheat seeded 3 weeks earlier. Funny brome is headed and alfalfa hasn’t thrown a bud which is good. Volunteer canola in canola is epidemic on my travels across the country. Did a few fields with command pro and conquer for that issue and to take care of clover. Think the conquer which is aim and bromoxynil is the answer. Canola on canola has little to none volunteers. Fields I didn’t do that are full of volunteers. Probably switch over to different ht canola system.

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        #63
        Frost advisory for tonight. That's a new one.

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          #64
          Originally posted by blackpowder View Post
          Frost advisory for tonight. That's a new one.
          I see that , most central Alberta
          most western Sask might be by morning as well

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            #65
            Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
            Will crop insurance write anything off this early ?
            sorry to hear that from very wet areas .
            I have to say that I think Crop Insurance handles things differently now. No need for crops to be cut for feed most areas. So I am betting wet or dry they will make you take the crop to harvest.

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              #66
              Originally posted by rumrocks View Post
              Some days when spraying Liberty I think the Law Society [tort division] talked BASF into mixing in some helium molecules into their product.
              Interestingly, I bought the required 1.35l with the seed, but we spray 1.6. The extra we need came from FBN. Drift was noticeably lower with the generic. In a few days we can judge the difference in weed control. Maybe it will all come from FBN next year.

              A fraction of the cost.
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                #67
                Originally posted by LEP View Post

                Interestingly, I bought the required 1.35l with the seed, but we spray 1.6. The extra we need came from FBN. Drift was noticeably lower with the generic. In a few days we can judge the difference in weed control. Maybe it will all come from FBN next year.

                A fraction of the cost.
                Let us know on the results. Spraying conditions for liberty have been impossible here with winds 70k then dead calm the next day with cold temps.
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                  #68
                  Hopefully sugar levels in plants high enough to prevent any damage the next hour
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                    #69
                    Hope your superb looking conola crop will be OK , unbelievable to be getting frost at almost longest day of the year
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                      #70
                      Climate changed alright.....to shyt!

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