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I hope #plant25 is well underway or maybe even finished! No matter the situation of your area, learn about keeping nitrogen where it belongs to improve uptake in wheat for benefits that extend past the field. Plus, the latest industry news.
- Jill Filmer, east editor
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With the appointment of a new federal cabinet for Canada, including Heath MacDonald as the new minister of agriculture and agri-food, various agriculture groups have welcomed the new body along with their heed for protection of the agriculture sector.
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Cleanfarms is celebrating 15 years as a global leader in agricultural waste management. To date, this Canadian not-for-profit industry stewardship organization has collecting over 97 million kilograms of agricultural waste materials from Canadian farms.
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Stripe and leaf rust have been identified in winter wheat fields in Perth and Grey counties as of May 12. Growers are encouraged to scout their fields to assess for conditions conducive for disease development or early signs of disease infection.
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A new partnership between Port of Johnstown and V6 Agronomy has been established to strengthen the flow of crop nutrition products across Canada. Port of Johnstown, a trimodal terminal along the St. Lawrence Seaway system, will serve as an import centre for V6 Agronomy fertilizer inputs and logistics.
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You may be familiar with nitrification inhibitor products that aim to keep more nitrogen in the soil for the crop’s use and to reduce nitrogen losses to the water and air. Some plants naturally release compounds from their roots that can perform the same role in a process known as biological nitrification inhibition (BNI). Researchers are working to breed elite Canadian wheat varieties with enhanced BNI capacity, which offers potential benefits for both wheat growers and the environment.
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