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According to Farm Credit Canada, the potential loosening of tight global supply/demand balances and record-breaking fertilizer costs should be top of mind this year.
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The Trough will deliver news, features and educational content to those in the livestock business, including producers and breeders, grain farmers, animal nutritionists, elevator operators and industry stakeholders.
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Join us in Saskatoon on Feb. 22 and 23 for the latest research and agronomy insights you need to get the 2023 season off to a strong start.
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With high nitrogen fertilizer prices and increasing environmental pressures to reduce N fertilizer use, crops that fix their own N have the potential to become even more important in our world. N fixation in legumes is a key research interest of Malinda Thilakarathna; some of his recent research results could help soybean breeding programs to improve N fixation in this crop.
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It started as a small project led by a University of Manitoba graduate student. Within a few months, the study has gained national attention, with research sites in Ontario and potential partners in B.C. and Quebec. The project looks at the effects of a traditional “Three Sisters” cropping design on ecological systems, from yield to insect communities, including pest and beneficial insect populations.
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