Looks like Mark McLean may get some down time

Things you don't expect to see when you wake up in the morning

How many times is that been enough to get you out of a jam? youtube.com/shorts/qQEjEQ_…

Frost seeded red clover looks good

Canada’s not perfect, but when you step back, you realize how lucky we really are 🇨🇦. In this clip from my conversation with Lazy Canadian Investor, we talk about perspective and how wonderful of a place Canada is to live.

This sums up Canada quite well. It's not perfect but.......

This years slug control measures are in place for my sunflowers. I removed the residue from the rows and a light striptill to make it less hospitable. Im also planning on leaving the cover crop between the rows hoping the slugs will perfer it

Found these guys this morning. Any idea? Peter Johnson

Anybody going to be double cropping on Leander's route? Would be nice to have some data on #wintercanola double cropped acres.

This eruption opened up the Sun like a zipper! Between the big flare from Region 4100 and the entangled filament launch that slithered like a dark snake above the region and curving southwest, the sheer length of this #solarstorm launch is as wide as the Sun itself. Along with

Last day of May and I've got the block heater on

Over the next few days, #agtech relying upon #GPS may be adversely affected. Planting progress following 5 year average or ahead in Kansas. There's still a lot of #peanuts to plant in Georgia. Let me know how sprayers are affected. #GNSS #precisionag #spacewx #solarstorm

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This is interesting. The only place i could find the purple vein was in the small piece of corn on corn i have. Could not find it at all in the corn on sunflower part of the field. I'm not sure why it showed up? Crop rotation for the win Dave Hooker Peter Johnson

#soilhealth and efficiency…at scale! Yes, this is the conversation in this episode of #soilsense! Check out this episode with North American farmer, Matt, and Syngenta executive agronomist, Craig Abell. open.spotify.com/episode/5GTJf5… Tim Hammerich Syngenta Group

An unexpected 1.6" of rain overnight. Forcast called about 0.5". This should nicely help fill out the wheat

Id like to play with one of these in the perennial plots

What I'm calling the perennial effect is very evident in the crop. The 1st picture is at the boundary between 70 lbs of N and 0 N with a histroy of a perennial. The 2nd picture is the same only with no history of perennials. I just turned 180° to take the two pictures

Half of what I learned in school was presented to me with this. I'm that old

Can someone please explain the details in a 50/50 share crop deal. Sharecropper thinks he just gets half the profits. Not sure how to work out land cost and equipment. Much appreciated.