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TOMORROW is Anzac Day which marks the traditional start to seeding season 2014/15 right throughout WA.
As of tomorrow, hundreds of tractors with airseeders in tow will take to the paddocks in an attempt to sow early canola before the break of the season.
Despite the lack of rain on the horizon, April 25 is still the day pegged by many to produce optimal crop growing conditions.
And the significant boost of confidence given by last year's good season (for most) meant a number of growers in the Kwinana port zone had even taken the opportunity to get going before that date.
While historically, growers in the Albany Zone were some of the last to take to their tractor seats, it also seemed the record 2013/14 season had given some the confidence to get a bit of a head start this time around as well.
A number of growers, including Scott Winspear at Gnowangerup, took the chance to scratch in some early sheep feed before planning to get stuck into the bulk of their canola and cereal seeding programs within the coming weeks.
In Corrigin, Des Hickey had already witnessed the germination of some of his canola crops thanks to some stormy weather and heavy rains which fell a couple of weeks ago.
But there is still a long way to go before this year's crops would be delivered to CBH sites right throughout the southern half of the State.
Katanning Farmanco agronomist Frank Boetel said the majority of his clients and farmers in his area would wait for Anzac Day to get stuck into their seeding programs.
He said as of tomorrow, they'd jump into the substantially-sized dry-sown canola and lupin rotations despite each program being assessed on an individual basis and risk management profile.
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You may notice a slightly more charcoal hue to the artificial turf and a few sharper bounces in the outfield at the Rogers Centre this season.
But whats darker on the eyes is actually softer on the knees. The darker shade and livelier playing surface are the result of changes made by the Rogers Centres grounds crew to extend the turfs lifespan.
Underneath the polypropylene blades of grass think garbage-bag material is an infill of black rubber beads, which are about the size of coarse coffee grounds.
Previously, that infill was a combination of sand and rubber, which, in the four years that the current turf has been in place, had grown hard and compact from the compression that occurs whenever the turf is rolled up and not in use. The sand particles had settled at the bottom, while the rubber bits deteriorated to the size of pepper grains.
It created a very hard field, said Kelly Keyes, vice-president of building services for the Blue Jays.
By the end of last season, Keyes and her crew knew they needed to make a change.
So this off-season the grounds crew, led by Keyes and head groundskeeper Tom Farrell, painstakingly tamped out all of the turfs old infill and replaced it with a fresh all-rubber infill, doing away with the sand mixture. Hence the black streaks and puffs of what look like little black clouds when an outfielder dives on the turf or a ball skips hard on the surface.
Infielder Maicer Izturis said he noticed the difference right away.
Absolutely, its a little softer this year, he said earlier this month, before suffering a knee injury in Baltimore. But the ball jumps a little bit more, too.
But this years improvements are just a stop-gap, a means of squeezing another season out of the current field before purchasing a new AstroTurf field for next season, which will bridge the gap before natural grass is installed by opening day in 2018.
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