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In Canada, the Global Institute for Food Security (GIFS) at the University of Saskatchewan conducts research into transformative innovations in agriculture in both the developed and the developing world. Apomixis is one of those transformative innovations their researchers are exploring to improve agriculture and help combat global hunger.
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Legume crops are unique in that they can fix much of their own nitrogen (N) requirements from the air to reduce or eliminate the need for N fertilizer.
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In an effort to investigate agronomic factors that could push soybean yields higher, research is being conducted to see if there is a yield response to starter nitrogen. But so far the results in Manitoba and Saskatchewan have found that with proper inoculation, starter N doesn’t pay.
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Put nature to work for you. The Penicillium bilaiae in JumpStart ® improves availability of soil and fertilizer phosphate for a canola crop you can be proud of.
Discover increased root growth and leaf area to promote early season vigour and higher yield potential. Use JumpStart for a fast start and a stronger finish.
To view JumpStart BAT Trial results in your area, visit BAT results
To locate your local Monsanto BioAg rep, visit Monsanto BioAg
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The third year of Monsanto BioAg’s BioAdvantage Trials (BAT) was completed in 2017 with a gathering of agronomists, cooperators, and reps to hear the trials results. A major takeaway was that the future state of agriculture biologicals is promising, with a shift in agriculture towards embracing biological products. The 2018 growing season, for Technical Agronomist Jon Treloar, will be “...about introducing more beneficial organisms into the soil to increase yield potential."
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Monsanto BioAg has single-action and dual-action inoculant products in peat and liquid formulations that help to improve your crops yield potential. These various products enhance or improve nitrogen fixation in your pea, lentil, or soybean crop. Read more on the benefits, application, storage, and best practices for this year’s peat and liquid inoculants.
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