Crop report: Saskatchewan seeding 38 per cent complete | 24CA News
Saskatchewan producers have accomplished 38 per cent of seeding within the province, which is up 29 per cent from final week.
According to the weekly crop report for the interval of May 9 – 15, the substantial progress continues to be behind the five-year common of 53 per cent, however is near the 10-year common of 44 per cent.
“Currently, seeding is more advanced in the western half of the province,” the report learn. “Rain in the southeast has provided moisture relief while halting seeding operations for a few days.”

The northwest a part of the province is the furthest forward the place they’ve 55 per cent of the crop within the floor; the west-central half is at 54 per cent and the southwest is at 43 per cent. With wet-like situations, the southeast area has the least quantity of acres seeded with 18 per cent carried out up to now.
The report acknowledged that discipline peas are the crop with probably the most progress, with 54 per cent seeded.
“Pockets of rain moved through the province last Friday and replenished many dry areas in the southeast. The Bienfait region received the most with up to 78 mm of rain,” the report learn. “Other notable rain in the last week includes the Vanguard area receiving 24 mm and the Marengo area receiving 22 mm of rain. Rain was also received in the northern region of the province, with a maximum of 13 mm reported in the North Battleford region.”
The topsoil moisture ranges in Saskatchewan have shifted barely from enough to brief as 69 per cent enough and 24 per cent brief are reported. Pasture and hayland topsoil moisture are 63 per cent enough and 28 per cent brief.
“Producers are busy seeding while watching their early seeded crops begin to emerge,” in accordance with the report. “Many are busy applying pre-seed herbicide applications and pre-working their fields ahead of seeding. Cattle are being moved out to greening pastures and branding has started.”
As some elements of northern Saskatchewan are coping with wildfires, producers are alert to fireplace threat and to have hearth prevention gear on the prepared.
The full crop report could be seen on the Saskatchewan authorities web site.

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