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Wet June in northwestern Ontario poses challengesJune's record precipitation amounts in Thunder Bay, Ont., are posing some challenges for farmers in the area, but one farm owner says it's nothing like what colleagues in southern Ontario are dealing with this year. >> Read full article |
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Equipment sales reveal pulse of farm sectorPromising farm cash receipt projections suggest new farm equipment sales will slowly improve over the next two years, according to Farm Credit Canada’s latest agriculture economics report. >> Read full article |
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Canola IPMAlthough knowledge about managing canola insect pests on the Prairies can be helpful to growers in Eastern Canada, there may be important differences between the East and the West. >> Read full article |
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 What can we learn from the loss of the world’s greatest herbicide?For me, the world’s greatest herbicide was – and I say that in the past tense, was – glyphosate. It’s unfortunate but in my geography it is a herbicide of the past on many driver weeds. For me Palmer amaranth is a driver weed. For you, that may be kochia. That may be wild oat. That could be green foxtail.
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