Good idea... making changes per the situation. We're cheering for the winter wheat success!
@mikemitchell2554Күн бұрын
Thankyou!
@rongrose374622 минут бұрын
Lookin GREEN !!!
@terrygreen91072 сағат бұрын
Crop Looks good Mike, well done for trying keep up the good work 👍
@Stigsens1Сағат бұрын
Here in Denmark we have winter wheat, for the last 50+ years. If you got a snow cover it can survive almost anything, only frozen ground and melted snow kill it, and temp going up and down the freeze point pull the plants “over”. Our climate is of coz a lot different. And yes, genetics have improved a lot. Also I see you seeded it in furrows, it will protect the plants a lot.
@danielhiller9165Сағат бұрын
suggest you try frost seeding in the fall both mustard and canola after the ground cools off below the temperature for them to germinate. they will emerge before the ground is dry enough to seed in the spring and should be ready to harvest 2-4 weeks earlier. in the late 80s and 90s I had a number of clients in Alberta who did this with canola and it was usually their highest yielding that year. some years a late freeze killed the crop but they said it was worth it to spread out harvest and over time they made money from the higher yield.
@Benozurman7 минут бұрын
This crop will buy next 700+hp tractor! ☺️
@crandonborth10 минут бұрын
We put some winter rye in as a cover crop after soybeans back in mid September but it’s been like 60 to 80° the last 2 months and the stuff is like a foot tall already. Not ideal 😂
@kmilton15932 сағат бұрын
Nice germination, Mike. (But if you were to pick your excellent rock crop, get in a crusher, you could sell the gravel to the M.D.?)
@Andy-vh2ue2 сағат бұрын
I have winter Rye finally coming up in Tennessee but we haven't had rain since Hurricane Helene. Supposed to get some thursday so hoping that'll help
@crandonborth13 минут бұрын
We have winter rye as well in Wisconsin but it’s only rained once since the end of August so it’s not growing well… luckily it’s like 80° the next few days and no rain. 😅
@Andy-vh2ue9 минут бұрын
@@crandonborth dang I think y'all have had less rain that us. Lol dry years come and go down here
@alexkroes6859Минут бұрын
Mines just starting to poke up in Ontario, dry as it can be right now after a summer of non stop rain but hoping for a nice little soaker tomorrow!
@georgedavidson122138 минут бұрын
You should roll
@daveschwerdtfeger784238 минут бұрын
👋😊
@georgedavidson122137 минут бұрын
Roll. The fields pushes rocks down
@clearskiesranch13629 минут бұрын
Obviously🤦🏼
@markspeller57222 сағат бұрын
Hi Mike. If you get snow down south will that help insulate the winter wheat ? Probably a dumb question.
@chrisloveridge6272 сағат бұрын
Need snow cover or winter kill will be high
@waggtech488359 минут бұрын
Hey Mike, got a question. Does HRW mature and harvest earlier there? All I know is south central Kansas HRW. No mater what year it is, harvest always starts the second week of June around here…
@keithlawlor99932 сағат бұрын
You will be ok because it will have to freeze to vernalize the Winter wheat so it will make seed.
@DG-ne8iq52 минут бұрын
Don't confuse zero vegetative wheat =0°c with vernalization, which takes place between 3 and 10° for a minimum of 7 weeks between the 1-leaf stage and tillering to initiate future flowering for winter wheat (60 days) and much less for alternative spring wheat (15 days). In Canada, you shouldn't have this kind of problem, but in France, with global warming, it's starting to have an impact.