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Farm client showing me the yield map today.
Can you see where the manure was applied? …
Here’s what’s cool! The manure was applied 20 years ago!
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Is there any “biological” product out there that’s better than manure?
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@voss_ag @AGRICENLIFER All of what we do in cropping systems can go back many years. Cool observation 😎
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@Stampseeds @blairbalog @stampgreg @RayannCampmans Fall crops not having an easy spring. Dryland really suffering. Last fall was the driest fall we’ve had in a long time and just didn’t seed any fall crop much north of Vulcan.
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On the edge of overnight frosts, we are moving past flag leaf on hybrid fall rye seed production fields as awns are visible. A frost now could risk some blanks on the head but I think we escaped it.
Some wind damage on leaves as well.
stampseeds.com/hybrid-fall-ry…
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That rain that hides a lot of seeding issues can happen any day now… 🤞🏻🌧️🌧️🌧️
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Note to self - how do potatoes influence soil biology? 🤔 Rainy day reading.
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This is what canola stubble should look like. 5-6 pl/sqft with a TRUNK of a stem.
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Planting canola on the strip till. 212,000pl/ac. Very excited to learn and watch this system.
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I know BioSul was applied here. Great news! This little chuck isn’t hurting anything. Not sure what the acre meter is at across the Prairies, but I’m sure it’s north of 4M acres now. It works. It’s usually the most economical $/lb product on the market. Win win. Happy seeding!
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Time to get dusted off! Irrigated, canola, then corn, then dry beans!
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@FoodProfessor is definitely worth the follow! We met him in person in February and we’re blown away by his professionalism and depth of knowledge in the agriculture sector.
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I’ll have some exciting news to share this week. As many of you now know, after 25 years of writing for La Presse—entirely on a volunteer basis—the newspaper decided to “pause” our relationship last month following comments I made about how government tax credits may be fostering editorial bias in parts of the media landscape, often favouring the governing Liberals. Just agreed to write for a new outlet, with my first piece coming out this Wednesday. More details to come—stay tuned.
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@voss_ag I thought broadcasting manure was a thing of the past?… I’ve got a story about that I can tell you one day 😬
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Smell of spring is here.
Farm & Food Care Ontario@FarmFoodCareON
What is that smell? 👀 If you’ve noticed it this spring, you’re not alone. Farmers are busy getting fields ready for planting, and that sometimes includes spreading manure. It might not be your favourite scent, but it plays an important role. Manure is a natural fertilizer that returns nutrients to the soil, helping crops grow while reducing the need for synthetic inputs. You may also notice farm equipment moving between fields this time of year, so keep an eye out and give them space on the roads. So yes, it’s a strong smell… but it’s also a sign that spring planting is underway very soon! #SpringOnTheFarm #CdnAg #ONTAg #FarmSafety #RealDirtOnFarming
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@Stampseeds @blairbalog @stampgreg @seednetca I knew there’d be good reason. Every farm is unique. Pulses grow just fine on high soil N.
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@PremiumAg @blairbalog @stampgreg @seednetca Probably too much! That’s a Nathan and Joe question 😬
These fields had to take some pulses as other fields were getting tighter on rotation.
And next season ready for fall crop or higher pedigree cereal after a good break.
Seed decisions before agronomy decisions 😂
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CDC Proclaim CL small red lentils on potato stubble - irrigated land 😀
stampseeds.com/lentil---procl…
#seed26 #plant26
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Getting seeds in the ground down south. Next week will be full on everywhere!
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@PremiumAg @stampgreg @blairbalog It’s hard to beat rye
Feed rye old and new crop is 10% less than barley and yields can be much more! Often the net return on rye is the top cereal if not crop
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This box was finally ticked on the “Things you see in a field while soil sampling” bingo card! #Winning
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