Wheat Pete's Word, Aug 28: Preventing weed seed return, test weight trouble, boron, and fall seeding

The ideal seeding window for fall seeded crops seems to creep up on even the most prepared of farmers. That might be because, for some crops, the ideal window is incredibly early - like this week, in the case of winter canola for example.
That's one hot topic in this week's Wheat Pete's Word podcast, and host Peter Johnson has some thoughts on establishing winter barley, winter wheat, and seed treatment must-dos and don'ts for broadcasting seed. Plus, catch a discussion on managing for test weight and why shifting the C:N ratio matters with cover crop oats!
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Thanks for this. I like Picus tomatoes because they have great TSWV resistance, I like Plum Regal because it has great late blight resistance. This year I introduced a regular spray program with diatomaceous earth(40g DE per L of water) that has controlled the vector for TSWV. The Picus are badly affected with late blight but the Plum Regal are looking great, with no sign of TSWV!
Klaus