Farmers are busy making decisions about fall tillage.
Marla Riekman is a Land Management Specialist (Soil) with Manitoba Agriculture.
"I have been hearing of some people holding off and similarly to last year, there were some people who were holding off a little bit on tillage," she said. "It's always a bit of a tricky one because quite often we get into that mindset that we need to till thinking about what next spring is going to bring in terms of how much moisture there's going to be and if it's wet in the spring, are we going to be upset that we didn't get the tillage done this fall but that is always one of the tricky things because we can't really predict what that weather is going to look like."
Riekman gave an update on soil moisture conditions.