Prepare for that great crop - storage and cleaning
With everybody forecasting a great crop, are you prepared to harvest it?
Are the combine(s) fast enough? Are there enough trucks ready to move the grain to a bin or bagging area? Maybe the ground is wet, so is a grain cart ready to move the grain off the field towards a truck, bin, or bagging area? Is the bagger ready with enough bags? Are the transfers, augers or conveyors able to quickly unload the grain and move it, which allows for the combine to keep moving without having to wait for unloading?
And once it's off, if you didn’t catch the fusarium with spraying, well it’s not too late. You can use (1) a gravity table to separate the lighter infected kernels – the current best option for farmers, (2) a colour sorter/separator to pull then visually infected kernels – maybe not as good as a gravity table, or (3) a BoMill which is best used by end-users such as food processing facilities.”
Flaman Grain Cleaning and handling has all you need to get the crop into the bank.
Are the combine(s) fast enough? Are there enough trucks ready to move the grain to a bin or bagging area? Maybe the ground is wet, so is a grain cart ready to move the grain off the field towards a truck, bin, or bagging area? Is the bagger ready with enough bags? Are the transfers, augers or conveyors able to quickly unload the grain and move it, which allows for the combine to keep moving without having to wait for unloading?
And once it's off, if you didn’t catch the fusarium with spraying, well it’s not too late. You can use (1) a gravity table to separate the lighter infected kernels – the current best option for farmers, (2) a colour sorter/separator to pull then visually infected kernels – maybe not as good as a gravity table, or (3) a BoMill which is best used by end-users such as food processing facilities.”
Flaman Grain Cleaning and handling has all you need to get the crop into the bank.
Posted by Eric Anderson on Jun 28, 2016 in Crop reports
Tagged Crop Report, Auger, Conveyor, Grain, Handling,
Protect that great crop from fusarium
It seems everybody is forecasting a great crop this year! Now, we can't control the weather, but we can protect the crop from things like fusarium, otherwise it's value will quickly decline.
With the recent warm and wet weather, the fusarium risk is growing in Saskatchewan and ongoing in Manitoba. Today's risk maps reveal the situation:
So, here are some handy charts to help you assess the risk and plan your spray:
This spraying requires the safe and accurate handling of chemical, and Flaman has what you need to do this.
With the recent warm and wet weather, the fusarium risk is growing in Saskatchewan and ongoing in Manitoba. Today's risk maps reveal the situation:
So, here are some handy charts to help you assess the risk and plan your spray:
This spraying requires the safe and accurate handling of chemical, and Flaman has what you need to do this.
Posted by Eric Anderson on Jun 28, 2016 in
Tagged Fusarium, Crop Assessment, Crop Report
