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How variable are your corn stands?Past research in Ontario and abroad has demonstrated the importance of uniform emergence for maximizing corn yield. Conducting a flag test on your field is a good way to evaluate plant variability. >> Read full article |
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University of Guelph offers kick-start to potential agri-food leadersIf you’re already well established in your agri-food career, chances are you’ve never heard of the Highly Qualified Personnel program offered by the University of Guelph. >> Read full article |
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Ontario field crop report: June 10Corn is progressing well in Ontario, and OMAFRA field crop staff are conducting a sentinel nitrogen project this year to track soil nitrate levels in corn at more than 20 sites across the province. >> Read full article |
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 Integrated wild oat managementWe’ve put incredible selection pressure on wild oats for resistance. It’s our driver weed. It’s a weed that makes most of our herbicide decisions. In 2006 over $12 an acre on average was spent in Western Canada on wild oat herbicides, about $500 million annually. That’s more than double any other weed species as a weed target.
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