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BYDV has been reported as having a significant negative impact on oat yields. The primary symptoms include stunting and yellowing, reddening or purpling of the leaf tips.
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BROUGHT TO YOU BY: Koch Agronomic Services
Learn about higher active ingredient formulas developed by one of the industry’s most trusted providers and see how they’re able to outperform.
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Each new board member brings a unique perspective and innovative ideas to further promote mental health awareness and support within the Canadian agriculture industry.
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BROUGHT TO YOU BY: Bayer Crop Science and DEKALB Seed
Soybean growers have a variety of tools to combat persistent weeds like Canada fleabane and waterhemp, and the industry is constantly working toward research and development of new products and solutions.
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Up the ante in the battle against disease with new Veltyma ® DLX fungicide. It contains Revysol ® technology for broader, stronger and longer protection against key corn leaf and ear diseases. Veltyma DLX also includes Plant Health Benefits 1 to provide better management of minor stress, better standability, increased growth efficiency and greener leaves. 2 With multiple modes of action, it improves disease control and resistance management; plus, reduces deoxynivalenol (DON) to preserve grain quality. Learn more at agsolutions.ca/VeltymaDLX.
1 Plant Health Benefits refer to products containing the active ingredient pyraclostrobin.
2 All comparisons are to untreated unless otherwise stated.
Always read and follow label directions.
REVYSOL and VELTYMA are registered trademarks of BASF, used under license by BASF Canada Inc. VELTYMA DLX fungicide should be used in a preventative disease control program. © 2024 BASF Canada Inc.
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The ongoing high price of fertilizer means growers must scrutinize their returns from every fertilizer dollar even more carefully than before. A Saskatchewan Pulse Growers-funded study, led by IHARF's Chris Holzapfel, looked at the impact of different rates of nitrogen, phosphorus and sulfur in different combinations and application timings.
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Lyle Cowell is a Nutrien Canada senior agronomist. At the 2024 Top Crop Summit, he shared how to adapt management practices to best mitigate the downside of dry conditions and addressed what agronomic steps can be taken to protect farm profitability during a drought. Drought has always been a part of the Prairie landscape, but sometimes it is what we make of it.
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