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No insecticide. There is alittle damage from them.
Aphids are going to town on the weeds in canola but leaving canola alone.
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No did not this summer We never had aphids so was not concerned about brix levelsOriginally posted by TASFarms View Post
should have out of curiosity
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if its gonna hail it better get the entire farm and miss the yards. only way you come out ahead…..Comment
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Disease is a product of low brix. If a fungicide is showing a strong response your crop is not healthy. It’s is costing you a lot more than you realize.Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
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Oh I know very wellOriginally posted by TASFarms View Post
that’s a field NW of here , not ours
Just thought I’d share interesting infoComment
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Should I be worried about the level of brix in our native grasses on virgin low land that has never seen any chemicals or fertilizer? Always gets bad leaf disease.Comment
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If you’re feeding it I would be concerned. Pretty tough to be chemical free in western Canada
send a sample to Future Analytics,find out what’s really going on?Comment
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Looks like growing season 2026 is going to end the same way it started. With extreme dry here
We had 0.9 in one event in july. And half an inch spread over about 10 events in august. With nothing in the forecast.
Good thing we got an entire growing seasons worth of rain in june. That was enough to carry most of the clay land
Anything without clay subsoil is not pretty.
Patches of canola that got a slow start due to the extreme dry followed by the extreme wet is doing strange things.
Everything changing fast now with heat and no rain. Some harvest happening closer to red deer. We will still be a couple of weeks or more here I thinkComment
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