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OMAFRA crop report: April showers bring soil erosion concerns

Several heavy rainfall events have some producers concerned about the amount of soil erosion occurring in many fields, even those with winter cover, high residue and no-till practices.

U of G research: Soil microbes contribute to climate change

New University of Guelph research connects the amount of methane released from soil or locked in the ground with how wet the earth is – the wetter the soil, the higher the methane emissions.

Governments support energy efficiency for Ontario food processors

The focus is on projects that prioritize reducing GHG emissions by investing in new technology and equipment, as well as building or facility modifications, to help achieve this goal.

 
 
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Free webinar: The value of using a nutrient biostimulant this season

This webinar will discuss Utrisha N Nutrient Efficiency Biostimulant, launched in Canada in 2022 and used by farmers in a number of different crops including canola, cereals, corn and soybeans. Corteva agronomists will discuss how the product works, and the conditions where farmers can expect the best returns. Utrisha N provides a sustainable, alternative source of nitrogen that reduces dependency of nitrogen uptake from the soil and ensures the plant has access to nitrogen all season long. » Register now...
 
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Chocolate spot on faba bean a minor concern

Chocolate spot on faba bean can leave a bad taste in your mouth, but research has found that even though the disease is frequently seen in Alberta and Saskatchewan, yield losses haven’t been significant. And, while research has found that fungicides do help to reduce disease levels, fungicide application hasn’t proven to be economical. » Read more...
 
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Predatory nematodes for controlling insect pests

Entomopathogenic nematodes – also known as predatory or insecticidal nematodes – are tiny, soil-dwelling roundworms that attack insects. Certain EPN species have been shown to provide safe, effective management of some serious crop insect pests. Shabeg Briar is conducting research at Olds College on whether EPNs can be effective biocontrol agents in Prairie crops. » Read more...
 
 
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