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Minimal Crop Damage Expected From Recent Frost Across Saskatchewan Grainbelt | AutoTraffic
Producers see mostly normal crop progress across West-Central Saskatchewan
Crop conditions in west-central Saskatchewan are progressing well as producers continue field operations under generally favourable weather and moisture conditions. In the west central region, most ...
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Frost advisory issued across Saskatchewan - Regina Leader Post
A frost advisory has been issued for most of Saskatchewan, with overnight temperatures expected to dip down to -3 C by Wednesday morning. The warning, issued by Environment Canada, includes Regina ...
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Frost hits canola crop in Saskatchewan, Alberta
Widespread frost in western Saskatchewan is expected to force many farmers to re-seed newly emerged canola crops. G3 Canada crops analyst Bruce Burnett says the thermometer dropped to -3 to -6 ...
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Farmers assessing frost damage | The Star Phoenix
In addition, with crop maturity ahead of the longterm average, plants are less susceptible to frost damage. “Most crops are far enough advanced that they aren’t damaged (by frost),” Flaten said.
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Two-thirds of crop harvested, frost a concern | CBC News
Two-thirds of crop harvested, frost a concern Frost is taking a bite out of the Saskatchewan crop — but exactly how big a bite is yet to be determined. CBC News · Posted: Sep 17, 2007 8:18 PM ...
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Frost warning issued for much of Saskatchewan | CBC News
With seeding well underway across Saskatchewan, a frost warning has been issued throughout the grain belt. At 2:30 p.m. CT on Wednesday, Environment Canada issued frost warnings for 45 areas ...
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Wet weather slows harvest across Saskatchewan | The Star Phoenix
Wet weather has put a damper on the province’s harvest. The Government of Saskatchewan’s recent crop report indicates a “wet and cool” week has slowed harvest operations across the ...
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Cool temperatures, excess moisture delay crop growth in Saskatchewan ...
According to the Saskatchewan Crop Report for the week of June 11 to 17, cooler temperatures and excess moisture conditions are causing delays to overall crop development.
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