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This year reported the largest winter wheat winterkill event for Ontario in the history of the winter wheat plan with Agricorp, the province’s crop insurance provider. Despite poor winter survival, winter wheat harvest was better than expected and 2019 planting conditions were excellent.
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The On-Farm Applied Research and Monitoring (ONFARM) project, a $5.75-million, multi-year project, will develop a province-wide approach to measuring soil health, measure practices that reduce runoff, and create more research and monitoring sites to promote peer-to-peer learning.
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Justin and Laura Rogers of Brae, P.E.I. and Simon Michaud and Mylène Bourque of Kamouraska, Que. were chosen as national winners at Canada’s Outstanding Young Farmer Program’s national event.
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There is a natural balance of potassium, magnesium and sulfur in each granule ensuring that nutrients are spread uniformly across the field for maximum availability to every plant. Consider how K-Mag ® fits into your crop nutrition plan for the 2020 growing season.
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Co-existing or just plain confusing? Companion cropping is a strategy of growing various crop species together to benefit or co-exist for various reasons, and can include intercrops, relay and cover crops. Researchers in Western Canada are trialling different combinations such as a pea-canola, pea-mustard, flax-soybean and winter wheat-soybean intercrops.
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Bacterial blights – such as common bacterial blight, halo blight and bacterial brown spot – can cause serious problems in dry beans. Until recently, common bacterial blight was thought to be the most important of these blights in Ontario. But new research is showing that the biggest concern is now bacterial brown spot, for which there are no really effective control measures.
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