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August 21, 2019 |
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This year’s winter wheat harvest is a “pleasant surprise” for many Ontario growers, considering all the stresses the winter wheat crop had to endure. Reported yields range from 90 to 130 bushels per acre (bu/ac), which is on par with the five-year average yield of 82.7 bu/ac.
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Crop producers impacted by recent market disruptions may now be eligible for an additional six months to repay 2018 cash advances under the Advance Payments Program.
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P.E.I.-based Veseys Seeds Ltd. and 4-H Canada have partnered to launch a national fundraising campaign through the sale of seeds, bulbs and roots.
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Convey-All offers a full line of Surge Bins, Scale Towers, Underbin Conveyors & Paddle Belt Conveyors for your seed site. The Convey-All team can custom engineer our products to your specifications, maximizing your site’s performance. Contact us or visit convey-all.com to learn more today.
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A new publication suggests vegetated buffer strips may not be as effective as previously assumed at managing nutrient loss to watersheds in cold-weather climates like Canada. The publication also researched the potential for vegetation to release phosphorus after undergoing freeze-thaw cycles.
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These days, the amount of crop genomic data is growing by leaps and bounds, but the ability of crop breeders to easily access and use the data is not keeping pace. Now, a Canadian pilot project is underway to develop user-friendly genomic databases for sunflower, flax and lentil.
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With many factors to weigh and consider, choosing the best soybean variety for your farm is a balancing act, but it is a key contributor to your soybean production success. Variety performance trial data, on-farm strip trial data and seed company information are all good resources to help you choose among the varieties suited to your area’s maturity group and heat units. But still, there are several aspects to consider when selecting varieties for your next season.
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