Frost hit many areas of the Prairies on repeated nights over the past week. Emerged crop is at risk, especially delicate cotyledons. Wait 3 or 4 days, then look for regrowth before making any management decisions. Find time each day to scout for insects, weeds and other stand establishment issues. And for growers facing continued rain delays, know your crop insurance seeding deadlines.
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