South Farm - Barley update

So let's do some south crop updates and start with the Barley.

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[gavinperry]

The fields look greener than I thought they would be so lets hope things progress in a positive manner

[MonkPetite]

Love to see more of these educational crop videos.
Thanks for sharing Mike

[robert-lucianciobanu]

My favorite youtuber so far. Never get bored watching you. Keep up the good work on yt and on the fields.

[spideybrent]

Hello from Moosomin, Saskatchewan Mike your doing a great job with your videos thanks for sharing with us.

[edrouse]

I think Mike has been up to long. Thank you Mike.

[tomriddle]

Best Godzilla impersonation ever!!!! Probably my second favorite video.

[philipkimber]

Thanks Mike. fyi for your information we are sitting at almost double your fuel price - so everything is far too expensive. very interesting video for a UK farmer to see.

[karljanssen]

I always look forward to watching your videos.

[zzzubmno]

We all have our fingers crossed and wish you the best.

[annbullen]

thank you for doing these videos .... i love great content

[conortobin]

I finished cutting my winter barly, ots and osr/canola last week in south east Ireland. and my spring barly will be fit to cut in 3 to 4 weeks and winter weat should not to far after that we had a bit less than Average yield to average i can't believe how you can grow the crops you do in such dry conditions

[andrebeaurain]

Hello Mike and Ashley. Sorry to see that it hasn't rained enough on your southern farm. Yes, little can be done to improve the effectiveness of herbicides when it is dry and a little rain again can reboot half-dead weeds.. (a surfactant incorporated into the last herbicide could have improved the penetration of these herbicides at the time of application under unfavorable conditions?). Another point, on your plot with a high salinity rate, spreading gypsum neutralizes this salt and improves the agronomic capacities of the soil and makes it suitable for cereals. Kind regards, André. Good luck.

[johnmagnushoaas]

Here in Norway it would be nice to have 2.25 CAD per liter diesel; we normally pay 2.52 per liter on a cheap day and 3.15 CAD on an expensive day with 2.89 being the average... 😅

[SortaProfessional]

I truly thought you would have close to zero crop at all. Yall got some much needed rain. I'm glad there seems to be a chance you will have a shot to recoup inputs and have seed for next year. As well as the possibility of a small amount of grain to get rid of? That's a question because i dont really know. Fingers crossed for you guys.

[shoresharp]

Hey Mike barley looks good, the other evening we got 6 in of rain in 15minutes. It was crazy thunderstorm and huge rain ditches filled in no time.

[puirYorick]

I don't comprehend over half of what you say in some videos but it's usually a very entertaining ramble regardless. Good luck with your crops, man.

[johnmorgan]

Where I’m at is in a mild drought. But still enough I’m afraid to work on equipment in the field due to wrench swallowing cracks. Lol

[duncanmcleish]

Ashtyn please put Mike back on his Meds! LoL. Mike’s Awesome. 😂😂👍

[jameswimbush]

That's some good looking barley Mike 👌

[richwielechowski]

According to weather map it’s raining right now in Swift Current hope your getting some across all your south farms!