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    Reglone versus Swathing

    We have a decent crop of RR canola. Turning quickly. Pioneer 511G. Will need swathed by Monday I would say, maybe Tuesday. Forecast is for temperatures up to 31-32 next week. We have both a decent swather and sprayer. So simple question, swath it or reglone by wheeled sprayer or by plane?

    #2
    Needs to be clean for reglone.

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      #3
      You could do both? Swath a couple quarters and spray the rest. Our farm is basically a block so travel isnt an issue.

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        #4
        In same boat.We regloned our peas and it did a good job even on kochia although they may grow back.Seen some swaths blow in wind last week, not pretty.Think we will spray half with roundup, and leave rest.Seems if you leave it to ripen to maturity on its own you end up with a much heavier sample.Thoughts.

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          #5
          Here we need to take peas before they go down or bleach. They usually go down if their going to anyway lol.
          Reglone if clean, heat rr if not.
          Trying a heavy dose glufosinate on some canola. Normally heat.
          Standing canola likely always weigh better than swathed.

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            #6
            Originally posted by blackpowder View Post
            Trying a heavy dose glufosinate on some canola. Normally heat.
            Um sure about that?

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              #7
              Well I can sure get my names confused. Trade name Synthesize.
              RR canola.
              Thoughts?

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                #8
                Between the blown swaths and the yeild loss I will stick with straight cutting. The last few years we have been able to straight cut without desicating. Likely spray round up this year

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                  #9
                  Advantage glufosinate is registered for canola pre harvest. 70% colour change where reglone is 90.
                  we did reglone on peas... tuesday. wasnt hot. Got a half inch on weds night.
                  but did it right before dark with 20 gpa of water.

                  Peas were 14.5 today and the canada thistle was torched. Amazing how well reglone can work this time of yr.


                  As for the canola
                  . We are in the same boat. But. Im going to let it stand. There is no point swathing canola in this heat without a rain coming. All you are doing is reducing yield. It has a hard enough time filling those seeds in this heat while its still ATTACHED to the ground... let alone without any roots to feed it.

                  Leave it be. Hit it with glufos at 70% then try some at 90% with reglone.

                  DONT SWATH.

                  And isnt that a podshatter variety.. the 511 ?
                  or a strong podshatter?
                  Just swath it later if need be...we swathed some invigor 343 .. or 340. Whhichever.. and it was rippppee. Barely shelled at all.

                  Dont swath in this heat. Youll do more damage than good.

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                    #10
                    Not sure what to do , damage from hail is significant on most our straight cut canola . Plant integrity is compromised in all varieties.
                    If we leave it standing we fear it could shell , pod drop completely
                    Swathing not great either for shelling and lots of 30 deg weather coming.
                    Canola was actually at its toughest stage when hail hit not green but not ripe but still significant damage and lots of pods on ground
                    Maybe reglone with 20 gal the straight cut asap ?


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