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Burning diesel or conserving moisture?

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Gerard Oosterhuis 的头像
Gerard Oosterhuis2 年前

This field produced 700 lbs of lentils / acre last year , so hardly any stubble . Not worked . Will be seeded to durum this year.

QuickDickMcDick 🇨🇦 的头像
QuickDickMcDick 🇨🇦2 年前

Curious to see how it works out! Love them @mandakoagri rollers 🤠

Ken Svenson MBA 的头像
Ken Svenson MBA2 年前

Plow down all the trees, drain all the low spots, and wonder why the snow all blows away and there’s no surface moisture … this will fix it. Yes, I spent decades farming, not a city guy. But still looking forward to all the hater comments.

Kendal Roehle 的头像
Kendal Roehle2 年前

We rolled some sunflower stalks this winter....

Last Viking 的头像
Last Viking2 年前

A guy did this to a couple quarters by tisdale to trap snow or snowmobiles last winter. Not enough snow to do that this year.

Jason Miller 的头像
Jason Miller2 年前

Leave a test strip. I’m sure he’s worried about getting to the field in first week of April because they get no sun and heat in southern Alberta

Jay 的头像
Jay2 年前

Both....but I'd that causes it to stay put for an extra week or two it may be well worth it

Greg Amundson 的头像
Greg Amundson2 年前

@RocknRollAgrnmy @agronomist09 we need an official ruling on this??

North of Hyway 16 🧢 的头像
North of Hyway 16 🧢2 年前

creating compaction layer. Roots won’t go through. Be a hell of a nice drag strip for the snowmobile in a couple days. Even will have lanes where the ridge is.

Will Van Roessel 的头像
Will Van Roessel2 年前

Probably more environmentally friendly than the MB farmer that was burning snow off his fields many years ago.

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