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Manitoba Agriculture Crop Report

 
  • Warm, dry conditions continues and advance harvest. See weekly Crop Weather Report.
     
  • Moisture stress is evident, causing pemature ripening, crop wilting and limited pasture regrowth.
     
  • Winter cereal/field pea harvest complete. Spring cereal/canola harvested underway. All reported harvested yields highly variable, dependant on amount of in-season rainfall.
     
  • Baling of pastures, hayland, ditches, sloughs, greenfeed and harvested cereal straw consinutes, to provide livestock winter feed. Farmers encouraged to use Manitoba Hay Listings and Alternative Feed Listing to find additional feed sources or the Pastures for Rent or Wanted listing.
Source : Manitoba Agriculture

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