Sask. Crop Report

Variable Rain Helps Some Stressed Crops, But More Rain Needed

Southeast Saskatchewan saw some welcome but spotty showers and thunderstorms July 13. The majority of the crops in the region are in poor-to-good condition, according to the most recent provincial crop report. The rest of the province still needs more rain for crops. (DTN photo by Elaine Shein)
Southeast Saskatchewan saw some welcome but spotty showers and thunderstorms July 13. The majority of the crops in the region are in poor-to-good condition, according to the most recent provincial crop report. The rest of the province still needs more rain for crops. (DTN photo by Elaine Shein)
Concerns about a potential hay shortage continue in Saskatchewan, as many hay swaths are significantly smaller than normal and pasture growth has been limited. Rainfall over the weekend helped alleviate moisture stress issues in some areas; however, more rain...

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