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May 2, 2019 |
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The Canadian Government announced the loan limit under the Advance Payments Program will increase to $1 million, up from $400,000, for 2019, in response to the ongoing canola trade dispute with China.
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Across Canada, the average value of farmland increased by 6.6 per cent in 2018. Saskatchewan and Alberta experienced some of the highest increases, with average farmland values increasing by 7.4 per cent.
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Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency approved a label expansion for UPL’s Evito fungicide in three new crops: oat, rye and triticale.
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Solatenol ®, an active ingredient in Trivapro™ and Elatus ® fungicides, is an SDHI with a different mode of action than triazole and strobilurin products on the market.
Solatenol binds to the waxy layer of the leaf, preventing the plant from metabolizing it as quickly as competitor fungicides for longer residual disease control. It also has a stronger affinity to fungal pathogen receptor sites than competitors, resulting in higher potency and improved disease control.
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After a dry 2018, prairie producers that experienced fewer than three inches of rainfall have a very high risk of herbicide carryover – a major concern in dry seasons where there has not been enough rainfall to help the herbicide breakdown. The leftover herbicide can then impact the following crop in unexpected ways.
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A new study out of the University of Guelph Ridgetown Campus suggests there may be little benefit to early-season fungicide/herbicide combinations. The data suggests the level of disease pressure in the early stages isn’t enough to justify the fungicide, and the likelihood for economic returns increase when fungicides are applied at silking – a key stage for ear mould to develop on corn.
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