The password is: Incredible!
This week, host Peter “Wheat Pete” Johnson is PUMPED about a variety of issues, together with some new information, and a few very cool plot outcomes. Plus, he shares some listener suggestions and a problem to assist a fantastic group. Oh, and there’s some nice agronomic discussions, too.
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SUMMARY
- 99.7 bu/ac provincial common on winter wheat — unbelievable! A brand new document
- Incredible suggestions from listeners: Wheat Pete’s Word is all about household time and instructing the following era
- (Editor’s be aware: It warms the cockles of my coronary heart, although I’m unaware of what a cockle truly is)
- Pete and Shane completed the plots already. Also unbelievable!
- Eric on PEI, says regardless of hurricane injury, appears to be like like good yields
- John despatched in plot knowledge from Quebec. Gold star, ship within the plot knowledge
- 240 bu/ac, over 6 tonnes/ac corn. By the best way, on corn-on-corn was a tonne per acre much less
- Some check weight problem popping up within the corn
- Is there document wheat acres within the floor proper now in Ontario? MAYBE
- There’s a enjoyable wager taking place benefiting 4-H Ontario (shout out to Shawn Schill)
- 2008 was 1.225 million. Pete’s guess is 1.2894 million acres
- Cool these beans! Read/take heed to extra right here
- Dry is sweet, however they need to be dry AND cool
- Alberta, underneath irrigation, wheat seeded Aug 26. 14 tillers per plant!
- Niagara Peninsula wheat just isn’t trying nice, even after re-planting
- Not irrigated? 5 weeks planted and the wheat nonetheless hasn’t germinated. Too dry
- Even the winter annuals aren’t germinating
- Everything will rely upon winter — simply to germinate and vernalize. It doesn’t must sprout!
- Some areas are tremendous moist and harvest has made a multitude
- Essex County, Sept 1 canola, most of it didn’t germinate it’s so dry
- The winter canola just isn’t doubtless going to make it. Slim probability, however not none
- Emergence variations on wheat — what provides? One day makes an enormous distinction, typically by 20 or extra GDDs
- Late August canola appears to be like nice in some areas, and hasn’t bolted. That must be wonderful
- Monday night time’s episode of The Agronomists — Watch it right here. Wet ft!
- Anaerobic circumstances means roots die again, are injured, and they’re starved for power
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