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A cold, damp spring meant most acres were planted in May, but a hot and sunny end to the month resulted in exceptionally quick corn growth.
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AAFC's Benjamin Ellert discusses soil health as it relates to carbon, the impact carbon content in soil has on the environment and how soil can retain carbon from the atmosphere.
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Statistics Canada’s monthly export numbers show non-durum wheat exports in October were 2.1 million tonnes, compared to the average October export volume of 1.7 million.
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In 2023, MPSG conducted 56 trials across Manitoba, investigating 12 different research questions. New trials this year evaluated pea seed treatments and dry bean inoculant products.
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This year’s summit returns Jan. 18, 2024 at 12 p.m. ET with a stellar panel of speakers who will look into their crystal ball for insights for the coming year, as well as provide the latest in research and breeding news.
This free, interactive event will arm you with the tools and information you need to kick off a successful growing season.
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As a crop with a short growing season that can succeed in poor soil with little fertilizer and water, millet is ideal for a warming world. In Canada, millet is mainly grown as animal feed and birdseed, with smaller production for use in foodstuffs. But several AAFC research projects are finding innovative ways to use millet to increase crop yields, make soil healthier and even generate biofuel.
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Hybrid mustard is heating up for Prairie growers. With higher yield potential than open-pollinated varieties, hybrids could boost mustard production and returns, just as they did with canola. Recent research aimed to determine if there were differences in seeding and nitrogen rates between them.
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