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Well it certainly has been quite a season for variable weather patterns in southern Ontario this year. In April and May we set records for rainfall and also had below normal temperatures making for very slow drying conditions and therefore extremely difficult conditions for getting new crops in the ground. Once we were able to get things planted the fields took off very quickly and put on tremendous growth in the first few weeks in the ground, probably due to the moisture levels and acceptable temperatures. Then we hit the hot, dry July of 2011 which saw little rain fall and scorching temperatures invade Norfolk County. We were lucky enough to have very good water supplies and we were able to keep plants irrigated and keep growth moving forward through this stressful time. August saw the return of rainfall and cooler temperatures and also an increase in the growth rate in the nursery. Throughout all this adverse weather the crops continued to progress and they look to be of excellent quality and normal yields. VARIETY NAME CHANGES
NEW FOR 2012 As always we value your business and we appreciate any feedback you provide as this helps us to stregthen our service and improve our products. Get your orders in early as we start to sell out on some items in February. publications There are a number of publications with information on cultural management, spray programs and weed control. The following may be of interest to you.
These publications are available through your local county OMAF office.
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