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In 2022, Canadian farmers are projected to produce more wheat, canola, barley, oats, soybeans and corn for grain, according to recent yield model estimates using satellite imagery and agroclimatic data.
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The two companies agreed to cross-license soybean traits, while developing complementary herbicide technologies, enabling both companies to offer innovative soybean weed management solutions.
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As executive director of Farm Management Canada, Heather Watson focuses on promoting farmers’ leadership development and elevating the voices of traditionally underrepresented groups in farming.
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The Canola Council of Canada recently launched Canola 4R Advantage, a program designed to help growers initiate or advance nutrient stewardship and fertilizer efficiency on canola farms. Curtis Rempel, vice-president of crop production and innovation for the Canola Council of Canada, joins co-host Stefanie Croley to discuss the program and break down the benefits available to canola producers.
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Prairie weather in recent years has vividly shown just how damaging flooding and drought stress can be to crop yields. Manitoba researchers wondered if data on varietal responses to different moisture regimes might help growers in dealing with moisture extremes. So, their project is exploring if and how crop response to moisture stress might be evaluated as part of provincial variety trials.
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Kerry Wright, CEO of the Canadian Agri-Food Automation and Intelligence Network, says the right technology, when layered correctly, can enable farmers to get back to more of what matters. Although agtech survey respondents reported a number of barriers to adoption and uptake, the survey results indicated they are also keenly aware of the positive benefits of precision ag technology.
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