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CROP CAMERA
BREAKING NEWS: The crop camera has finally been set-up (YAY!!) inconjuction with the weather station. Please see the link on the right side of the page to check it out. Enjoy:)
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Information Regarding the Field Where the Crop Cam is Located:
- Kain Wheat planted
- Planted April 23, 2010
- 6246 Alpine Fertilizer used and 100 pounds of Uria; spread at 5 gallons per acre
- On May 27, 2010 the field was top dressed with another 100 pounds of Uria
- Sprayed May 28, 2010 using Refine Extra and MCPA
By the way, press the "refresh" icon on your internet browser to refresh the image.
Information Regarding the Field Where the Crop Cam is Located:
- Kain Wheat planted
- Planted April 23, 2010
- 6246 Alpine Fertilizer used and 100 pounds of Uria; spread at 5 gallons per acre
- On May 27, 2010 the field was top dressed with another 100 pounds of Uria
- Sprayed May 28, 2010 using Refine Extra and MCPA
Area of Temiskaming
Temiskaming District
· 471 farms
· Major agricultural industry is dairy
· Major field crop is hay followed by canola, and soybean
· Major fruit crop is strawberries
· Lies within plant hardiness zones 3b-3a, with warmer areas located near the north end of Lake Temiskaming
· “Little Claybelt”—Canada Land Inventory class 2-4, many of the class 2 soils are hindered only by a shorter growing season
· Major agricultural industry is dairy
· Major field crop is hay followed by canola, and soybean
· Major fruit crop is strawberries
· Lies within plant hardiness zones 3b-3a, with warmer areas located near the north end of Lake Temiskaming
· “Little Claybelt”—Canada Land Inventory class 2-4, many of the class 2 soils are hindered only by a shorter growing season
About TCC
Temiskaming Crops Coalition promotes the progressive profitable production of crops for the region of Temiskaming.
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