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Soil management after wheat harvest

Much of Ontario has completed harvest of both winter and spring cereals over the last two months. Growers must now decide what to do with these fields through the fall. » Read more...

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Not All Stabilizers Are Created Equal

For effective dual UAN inhibition, the answer is clear - nitrogen stabilizers from Koch Agronomic Services. » Learn how to boost nitrogen efficiency

GGC calls for original capital gains inclusion rate

Grain Growers of Canada says the federal government needs to do more to address the impact of raising the capital gains inclusion rate from one-half to two-thirds. » Read More...

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ICYMI: Hunting for tiny, targeted weapons

Mycoviruses – viruses that infect and replicate in fungal cells – offer an intriguing possibility as biocontrol agents for fungal crop diseases. Andriy Bilichak is spearheading an exploratory project aimed at identifying mycoviruses that could effectively control wheat rust fungi. Could fungus-infecting viruses be an option for sustainable control of rust in wheat? » Learn more...

IWCA podcast: In conversation with Kendra Donnelly

Based in Alberta, Kendra Donnelly is the president of Ki-Era Cattle and Consulting, a company that provides business development, administration and CFO services within the beef industry. Although Donnelly grew up on a feedlot operation, working with animals didn’t come naturally and she didn’t initially expect to build a career in agriculture. » Learn more...

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Soil management after wheat harvest

Not All Stabilizers Are Created Equal

GGC calls for original capital gains inclusion rate

ICYMI: Hunting for tiny, targeted weapons

IWCA podcast: In conversation with Kendra Donnelly

Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show

Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture Summit

Agri-Trade Equipment Expo

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