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How was the 2022 growing season for forage crops in Ontario? According to the OMAFRA Field Crop News team, it was overall favourable, though not without its challenges.
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A new report says 48 per cent of agri-business owners have had to turn down sales or contracts due to labour shortages, while 41 per cent have had to decrease service offerings.
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The Top Crop Summit is returning to TCU Place in Saskatoon on Feb. 22 and 23, 2023, with the latest agronomic info and research updates. Register before Dec. 15 for a chance to win your pass for free!
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Every new season is an opportunity to do better than before. Innovations from DEKALB ® seed help ensure you get a successful season for every field, from seed to harvest. For 2023, DEKALB has 13 new corn hybrids that have been tested under local conditions to deliver the performance you demand. 9 new Silage Ready™ hybrids deliver high yield, high milk per tonne and milk per acre potential. Plus, 7 new soybean varieties feature high yield potential and market-leading traits across a range of maturities. Check out the new lineup today in the 2023 DEKALB Seed Guide.
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High-protein grain is key to end-users of durum wheat, and high grain yield is key to durum growers. But progress on this dual goal is slow with conventional crossbreeding methods, especially given that offspring of any cross are chance recombinations. A project led by AAFC’s Yuefeng Ruan is aiming to stack the odds in favour of high yielding, high protein durum lines by stacking favourable protein genes.
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When it comes to plant breeding and the release of new varieties, understanding Canada’s regulatory landscape can be a challenge. But new guidance published by Health Canada in May – which stipulates that gene-edited crops that are not considered novel can be treated like conventional crops and bypass pre-market safety evaluations – is meant to simplify new variety development.
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