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Happy New Year! Here's hoping your 2025 is off to a good start. This week, our features cover new or recently developed soybean varieties available for the upcoming growing season and tile drainage research to help handle heavy rains.
- Alex Barnard, Eastern editor
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Christine O'Reilly, OMAFA forage and grazing specialist, has summarized the 2023/2024 season for forage crops in Ontario, noting the influence of rainfall as an important factor.
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The CGC report showed that the quality of Canada Western Amber Durum wheat was generally good in 2024, with more than 70 per cent of the crop in the top two grades.
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Robyne Davidson, pulse and special crops research scientist at Lakeland College in Alberta, shares her latest research focus surrounding lupins and her ideals for lupin production moving forward.
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Which soybeans will best suit your field conditions, climate and growing season length? We at Top Crop Manager have gathered a list of new and recently developed soybean varieties that will be available for the 2025 growing season. All information comes from the respective seed companies.
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The effects of climate change are generating more interest in the uses for tile drainage, especially in heavy clay soils, according to University of Manitoba professor Ranjan R. Sri Ranjan. More frequent periods of heavy rain followed by droughts, and increased year-to-year variability in the weather, means water management is more crucial than ever.
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