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5X5 - 2. CROPS
5X5 – 2. CROPS
• 1 – CanolaWatch September 23, 2015 – Issue #27 Regrowth can’t be sprayed
"Rain and delayed harvest have caused some cut canola plants to regrow. This regrowth coming up through swaths can make for increased green matter going through the combine.
This regrowth cannot be sprayed. Once canola is cut, no product can be applied. Pre-harvest intervals are closed for all products, and spraying…
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5X5 - 2. CROPS
5X5 – 2. CROPS
• 1 – Canola Swath Timing Tips
"Swathing when most seeds on the main stem look like those in the photo to the left — with at least some colour — will mean more of the seed on side branches will be mature enough to contribute to yield. Cutting too early sacrifices a lot of side branch yield. The ideal is to swath at 60 per cent seed colour change on the main stem.
Early swathing leaves yield on…
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5X5 - 2. CROPS
5X5 – 2. CROPS
1 • Canolawatch: Agronomy Topics for April
"Warm weather, sunny days and bare fields have growers itching to get #plant15 underway. While waiting, take time to get the seeding tool in top shape, prep the sprayer, and put the finishing touches on the rotation plan. The photo above shows a “sock test” on a drill opener. Have you ever wondered what canola seed looks like after it’s gone through…
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