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Gowan Canada has announced that the Avadex MicroActiv label has been expanded to include peas, in addition to existing crops barley, canary seed, canola, durum, flax and mustard.
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The Lloydminster Cultural and Science Centre will play host to the exhibit, Canola: A Story of Canadian Innovation.
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Producers should consider seed treatments like an insurance policy for establishing the best crop possible given the growing conditions at the time.
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It’s hard to imagine that one small seed could hold so much promise, but it does. And when you consider the importance of having a successful season, a cereal seed treatment you can rely on makes a huge difference.
Raxil ® seed treatments provide first-class disease control and a faster, stronger emergence that helps you realize the full potential of your crop.
Raxil PRO: Unmatched seed- and soil-borne disease control, including best-in-class protection from Fusarium graminearum and true loose smut.
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Raxil PRO Shield: All the benefits of Raxil PRO with the added advantage of Stress Shield ® insecticide for effective wireworm control and other plant health benefits.
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Moving to wider row spacing for no-till wheat can make it easier to direct seed in between rows and can create better seedbed conditions. Generally, narrow row spacing is expected to give the greatest potential grain yields for the majority of crops, however narrow row spacing requires more openers, more draft, more energy, more cost and more maintenance.
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With the high risk of disease in very short crop rotations, many Prairie growers these days have questions about how to most effectively use fungicides and seed treatments. So, researchers with Agri-Food Canada are conducting a project to help answer some of those questions for malting barley growers.
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