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Cover crops help build soil carbon, reduce erosion, and can offset crop nitrogen fertilizer requirements. But when it comes to nitrous oxide, there is a question mark surrounding their benefit.
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University of Guelph’s Ridgetown Campus has added Gursahib Singh, former Irrigation Saskatchewan research director, to its field crop pathology teaching and research repertoire.
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Just over one month left to submit your snaps the Top Crop Manager photo contest. Your photo could be featured on the cover of our December print issues.
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| 2024 COVER PHOTO CONTEST! |
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Submissions are rolling in for our 2024 Cover Photo Contest! Think your farm has what it takes to be featured on our magazine cover?
Top Crop Manager wants to show off the ins and outs of the 2024 growing season, from seeding to harvest and every step in between. Enter before October 1 for a chance at your photo being featured on the cover of Top Crop Manager’s December print issue.
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Resistant varieties are a critical tool for managing phytophthora root rot in soybean. However, a recent Canadian survey revealed 84 per cent of growers were using soybean varieties with genes that were no longer effective against the PRR variants in their fields. Fortunately, the new diagnostic method used in this survey is available to growers and industry to find out which resistance genes still work.
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In this episode, Cathline, manager of the research program at the Horticultural & Environmental Sciences Innovation Centre (HESIC) at Niagara College, discusses her nearly 20-year career in agricultural research, the importance of confidence and realizing you can do difficult things, and remembering to be present in the moment.
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