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The annual award, which recognizes leaders in sustainable soil management, was presented by OSCIA to Henry Denotter in the producer category and Laura Van Eerd in the research category.
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Farm Credit Canada (FCC) economists have released their grains, oilseeds and pulses outlook for the 2021 year. They share the trends and market influencers that you should keep an eye on.
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Bioenterprise has launched a pan-northern Ontario pilot project that will focus on connecting start-ups and early-stage businesses with services and targeted resources across Ontario and Canada.
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The Top Crop Summit is one week away, which means it’s your last chance to register for an event packed with the latest in agronomy, fieldwork and technology.
Covering a range of topics, from soil health and crop diversification, agronomic tips for pulse crop growers, a crop rotation panel and much more, the 2021 Top Crop Summit will connect you with experts from across Canada through live and on-demand presentations. Learn about these topics and more virtually from the comfort of your home on Feb. 23 and 24.
Register today at topcropsummit.com.
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Late summer 2020 in Ontario saw concerning levels of corn rootworm damage on Bt rootworm hybrids in many areas, leading OMAFRA field crop entomologist Tracey Baute to think the rootworm are now resistant to this method of pest control. Baute recommends crop rotation as the best strategy to manage the rootworm problem until the situation is fully understood.
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On-the-spot, inexpensive, easy-to-use soil and crop analysis tools could help crop growers to enhance management of their fields. Having such tools in a really convenient hand-held device would be even better. That’s why researchers like Qingshan Wei and Asim Biswas are developing smartphone-based approaches to crop and soil testing.
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