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The technological advances of the past couple decades have led to many on-farm benefits, including, as this week's feature profile notes, a little extra shut-eye. In case you missed it last week, be sure to check out our digital November issue!
- Alex Barnard, editor
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The Summit has unfortunately been cancelled; Jason Deveau, OMAFA application technology specialist and Sprayers101 founder, will be covering air sprayer optimization in a free webinar on Dec. 17.
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This year's report reveals nine key trends that will shape the industry and consumer behaviour, driven by an increased demand for functionality, experiences and sustainability in food choices.
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Can new technologies help small-scale farming? Drive the future of farming by sharing your ideas in a survey conducted by the University of Waterloo.
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This book contains information on cultural practices, nutrition, and physiological processes of cucurbits under both normal and stressful conditions. It presents the history and importance of cucurbit crop production as well as exhaustive information on growth responses of cucurbits to various environmental conditions and nutrients.
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Over the years, farmers have improved yield-per-acre by planting higher-producing varieties and improving farming practices. To meet high consumer demand, increase efficiency and ensure family farms prosper for future generations, many growers are investing in other high-tech equipment to more quickly harvest, sort and package the fruit.
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Accelerating agriculture technology transfer and adoption, removing barriers and exploiting opportunities are priorities for the agtech innovation sector. Researchers at Brock University’s Niagara Community Observatory recently completed a multi-phase project to understand the barriers to and drivers for agtech adoption and the pursuit of globally competitive production systems.
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