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Manitoba Agriculture\nSeasonal Crop Summary<\/p>\n
Manitoba Agriculture
\nSeasonal Crop Summary<\/p>\n
May 27, 2025<\/p>\n
Northwest Region<\/strong> Fall Rye and Winter Wheat crops are looking good with continued growth. <\/p>\n Spring wheat seeding is approximately 95% complete. Earlier seeded fields are at 3-4 leaf stage. <\/p>\n Field pea seeding is approximately 98% complete across the region. Earliest seeded fields are at V2 stage. Field pea weevil feeding has been noticed in the Swan Valley region. <\/p>\n Soybean seeding continues and is approximately 80-85% complete. Earliest seeded fields are emerging. <\/p>\n Canola seeding is approximately 75% complete. Earliest seeded canola is emerging and is at cotyledon stage. Flea beetle activity has been noticed on volunteer canola plants as they emerge. <\/p>\n Provincial Overview<\/strong> Climate normals for total accumulated precipitation from May 1 to May 25 range from 31.0 mm to 62.5 mm and are based on 30-year historical data. Accumulations over the past eight days brought seasonal accumulations closer to normal in most areas. The East and eastern portions of the Interlake have accumulations under 60% of normal. Accumulations in the Southwest and parts of the Central regions are more than 150% of the 30-year average since May 1. <\/p>\n \u2022 To find interactive soil temperature\/moisture and air temperature information see Agri-Maps Current Weather viewer. <\/p>\n \u2022 Provincial seeding progress is about 85% complete, which is ahead of the 5-year average at 69%<\/p>\n
\nGood seeding progress was made this week due to favorable weather conditions. Temperatures of 0 degrees or below were seen at many stations over the past eight days. <\/p>\n
\nIsolated events brought variable rain accumulations throughout the province. Precipitation for the past week ranged from 0 mm to 21.8 mm. The Interlake only received trace amounts of rain (if any), while the Southwest corner of Manitoba and the western part of the Central region received between 5 and 22 mm.<\/p>\n