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The Guelph Statement emphasizes the need for a sustainable agriculture approach in shaping the next policy framework, which includes environmental, social and economic considerations in all priority areas.
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Jensen Cherewyk has been awarded the NSERC Alexander Graham Bell Canada Graduate scholarship for her research on an overlooked compound formed by a toxic fungus in forage grasses and cereal grains.
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Utrisha N is a natural bacterium that works by capturing nitrogen from the air and converting it to a plant-usable form, providing crops with a constant supply of nitrogen throughout the lifecycle of the plant.
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Your goal has always been the same: produce the strongest, healthiest crop possible while maximizing your return on investment. Now, with nitrogen prices and input costs trending upward, it’s more important than ever to think critically about how you use your time and resources. It’s time to make a plan. Learn how growers are keeping costs in check by extending their protection against ammonia volatilization while simultaneously boosting yield potential with the dual active ingredients of this proven solution.
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Winter wheat is not yet a major crop in Quebec, but CÉROM breeder Michel McElroy is working to improve the crop’s potential for success in the province with the help of some innovations in germplasm sourcing, winterkill assessments and breeding selection strategies. He notes that people think of winter survival as just a cold temperature issue, but it is really a symptom of all sorts of stresses.
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They breed, but female offspring don’t survive. That’s the technology behind Oxitec Ltd.’s insect control technology. The insects contain a self-limiting gene and, when this gene is passed on, female offspring do not survive to adulthood, resulting in a reduction in the pest insect population. The technology was recently field-tested on diamondback moth by Cornell University’s Anthony Shelton.
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