Originally posted by furrowtickler
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mosquitoes are insane here as well. Your canola is about a week farther on than ours though. Looking like some nice pods on that canola.
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The first 700 ac is coming out ya , seeded before the first rain / snow event May 12- 13th
The rest where not hailed is 50-75% and the last stuff about 50%
Hailed out areas from the 10th are coming but some will have significant yield drag and hopefully makes the fall frostComment
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This summer has not been the best for crop production but the heat at the end of May while the Saskatoons were flowering then the big rains just before the fruit was filling was ideal for Saskatoons!
Strong north wind today was ideal for picking because it kept the mosquitoes down.Comment
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Looks awesome ????Comment
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Found an area with slugs today
that’s definitely a first for me
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Looks like equalization at work in western Canada.Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostComment
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Always see something interesting checking crops
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What intersesting thing do you think the moose sees while he is checking crops?Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
What they seem to see is the most convoluted way to make a new trail zigzagging from one end to the other, to trample and shatter as much canola as possible enroute to go eat some more canola.Comment
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I saw this cartoon and it reminded me of Agriville's favourite climate alarmist. Who also really likes childish cartoons.
I was going to post it in the most recent climate change thread, then I realized that there are none while chuck is on ignore.
So it gets posted in the pictures thread.Comment
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