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Canadian farmers are projected to produce more wheat, canola, barley, oats, soybeans and corn for grain than in 2021, according to recent yield model estimates using satellite imagery and agroclimatic data.
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Programs currently include the Farmer Wellness Initiative, an individual counselling service; the Guardian Network, a volunteer suicide-prevention network; and In the Know, a mental health literacy workshop.
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In this episode of Inputs, OMAFRA’s Tracey Baute discusses how Bt corn hybrids have worked to manage corn rootworm so far, how resistance has developed and what it means for corn growers going forward.
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Trecepta ® RIB Complete ® corn provides effective Western bean cutworm control and three modes of action for broad-spectrum control against above-ground pests including European corn borer, corn earworm, fall armyworm and black cutworm. Trecepta technology delivers maximum protection to reduce yield loss and improve grain quality. Helping to put more grain in the bin and more money in the bank.*
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*Where Western Bean Cutworms were present, tested on corn hybrids containing the Trecepta trait had higher yields and quality than tested corn hybrids not containing the Trecepta trait. Source: Market Development Trials (2017-2018) n= 11.
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A canola-wheat rotation has become the most common crop rotation on the Prairies in recent years, driven by high canola returns. But pest, disease and weed resistance issues resulting from this tight rotation means the long term sustainability is questionable. Ongoing research is trying to determine what crop rotations would be most productive, resilient and economical for different ecozones on the Prairies.
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Improving canola production and increasing yield potential are a priority for industry. However, there are a large number of factors that can affect production outcomes. Researchers and industry are trying to get a better understanding of the interactive effects of management and environment on canola emergence and stand establishment – factors that help drive yields and improved production.
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