Park the Planter.
An Award Winning Scientists
Says, ”Park The Planter”.
What are you talking about,
Willis?
Winner of Two National Awards
confirms, Park the Planter, …Why.
- Communication of the facts.
- You may not like what you are going to hear,
this is a management problem.
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An Exactrix owner….A Deere Planted winter
Canola stand at Garden City, KS. Not a top yielding scenario and no
weed control options.
A give up moment,
this Winter Canola crop requires management.
An Exactrix Owner with a 20 million dollar,
livestock and cropping enterprise. Here is a 12,000 acre producer
that owns three 1790 planters with experienced operators,
a Total of 80 years of experience with planters.
Planting Canola Consistently with
Persistence is not possible with a 30 inch planter at St. John
Washington, in an intermediate
rainfall, unless your machinery has the
capability for 65 gallons per acre of $5 per acre water,
in the row.
An investment of $5.00 per acre will produce
a 95% to 99% stand in four days.
Here is a Chemfallow result with a planter
without SRS.
No planters…SRS is required…..Do not attempt
winter canola planted without SRS….you will have a failure….
Remember with a planter you must have a 95%
stand in 4 days.
You must stick with the 1890 drill by
raising your seed rate to 300,000 per acre and accepting less.
With a Drill You must accept a lower yield
and poor weed control on hilltops, slopes and weedy areas of the
field.
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High Quality Seed at Risk of poor
management.
- At 2 days….30 to 48 hours….and in 4 days
the manager will have emergence with a Water Dike….a Fissure Dike
connection to life and a close to perfect stand.
- What is a Water Dike? What is a Fissure
Dike?
Broadcast_05_27_2018/Reverse Feeder Dike. SRS-3, May
27, 188..pdf
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Growing weeds is not an option.
A pivot application of H2O
will not help in spring Canola.
Why own a planter with a stand like this.
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Lots of water at 3,800 feet and still the
producer cannot get a stand.
- A pivot will not help in winter
canola. Irrigated producers know that you should never irrigate
a crop up.
- Every seed in every row must come
together in a march to life. No stragglers. Stragglers become
weeds.
- Excess water brings on all weeds
everywhere in the field.
- SRS is a form of weed control. Organic
farmers so note.
- You must have 95% to 99% emergence in
4 days….a pivot cannot do that.
- Mormon Farmers in Southern Idaho at
5,000 feet know that too….”never irrigate a crop up.”
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In Northern
Idaho and Washington State Plant Breeders want to
know how to get the top yields.
- The
initial stand is everything on field wide basis in rolling slopes
and tiled out super saturated soils whereby Abscisic acid is the
problem
- Winter
Canola is different as newborn life must come together in a 95%
emergence in 4 days for top yields planting into highly variable
soils.
- Harvest
is 12 months away and the project takes two years to raise the
crop. You must pay attention as the risk is high and the knowledge
is low.
- Winter
Canola Education of planting is non-existence in Cooperative
Extension.
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Planting must occur on hot July days with lots of wind….
- This landscape and weather
scenario is ideal for No-till and Seed Row Saturation, SRS.
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Click here for PDF File
http://exactrix.com/Broadcast_02_06_2018.html
SRS meets or
exceeds expectations.
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See
Winter Canola and Spring Canola together….at Genesee, Idaho.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7fW5_xT9PE&fmt=37
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Eric
Odberg is Idaho’s premier manager of Nutrients with Spring Canola in
the 140 bushel per acre range.
One of
the best of the best and in the Top 5% of American Agriculture.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7fW5_xT9PE&fmt=37
Your Great
Plains Reporter,
Guy J Swanson.
www.exactrix.com
NH3 Efficiency Experts
Exactrix Global Systems.
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