S.E. Sask. | School Of Hard Knock - 10/28/2026 20:55 Thankfully we didn't get any of that white crap here that stayed. (It amazes me and I always wonder)how you get started later with springs work and finish actually sooner than we do here a 100 miles below the 49 parallel. I believe you sunlight hours are longer during the growing days of summer than ours is.
We usually like to be done seeding by the 24th of May but this year was over a week later than that. My last wheat went in June2. We went from too wet, then too dry, then too wet again so I guess maybe it averaged out. |
Winter Arrives in South Sask.
