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Reintegrating livestock into cropping systems

Managing cropping systems to improve productivity and system resilience relies on enhancing soil health. Soil organic matter is an integral part of the concept of soil health and has numerous benefits. Researchers are exploring how reintegrating livestock into cropping systems may be a strategy for improving soil health and cropping system profitability over time. » Read more...

Top Crop Summit: Crop rotation impacts Fusarium head blight

Maria Alejandra Ovido-Ludena is a research assistant in cereal and flax pathology at the University of Saskatchewan. During the Top Crop Summit in Saskatoon, she discussed the results of a recent study aimed at determining the effect of multiple host and non-host crops in a planned sequence on FHB severity of bread or durum wheat and barley. » Read more...

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OMAFRA: Does planting corn into cover crops work?

Low-Rate Stabilizers Come With A Cost

ADAMA adds four new herbicides for cereal broadleaf weed control

Only one week left to nominate for IWCA 2024!

Preparing now for potential drought

Reintegrating livestock into cropping systems

Top Crop Summit: Crop rotation impacts Fusarium head blight

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