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Canadian farmers reported increased production of wheat, canola, barley, soybean and lentils in 2016, while corn for grain and oat production were lower than in 2015, according to Statistics Canada's latest report.
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With the continued difficulties in getting the crop harvested this fall, an Alberta Agriculture and Forestry specialist is recommending producers get their crops in any way they can, as long as it goes through the combine.
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Labour shortages in Canada’s agriculture sector have doubled over the last decade and are projected to double again to 113,800 positions before 2025, according to a new Conference Board of Canada report.
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The 2017 BayerValue program features valuable savings on innovative crop protection solutions from Bayer, with stackable savings ranging from 10 to 25 percent. This rebate program allows you to mix and match purchases from cereal and pulse segments and combine them with bonus offers to maximize your savings. In addition, the Incredible Bayer Offer provides savings up to $2/acre when you early book select cereal herbicides. Lock in your savings today.
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To celebrate the holidays, we’re giving away 10 free passes to the Field Crop Disease Summit each week during the month of December!
Enter our Summit Sweepstakes for a chance to win a two-day pass to the Field Crop Disease Summit, to be held Feb. 21 and 22 in Saskatoon. You can enter once per day, and winners will be announced via e-mail each Friday by 3 p.m. EST.
Enter every week to boost your chances of winning the grand prize: two free passes to the Summit and a one-night stay at the Holiday Inn Saskatoon Downtown on Feb. 21!
The Summit is approved for 12 CEUs (CCA) and 9 CEUs (CCSC).
http://www.topcropsummit.com/event/giveaway
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