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June 21, 2019 |
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Six Canadians, including notable Agriculture and Agri-Food research scientist Cynthia Grant, have been selected to join the Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame as 2019 inductees.
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A new report will allow farmers to compare themselves against other profitable farmers in their industry for a better understanding of their own operation’s performance.
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Wheat is a temperate crop, meaning it’s sensitive to increasing temperatures. Amita Mohan from Washington State University explains several of the ways scientists are helping wheat become more climate resilient.
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Convey-All’s self-contained and self-propelled Bin Fill & Truck Load Conveyors are designed and built with the customer in mind. Our fully loaded packages offer capacities up to 12,000BPH, with the convenience and reliability of our hydraulic drive system.
By utilizing hydraulic power, we mount the engine and fuel tank on the axle for easy access and service. The hydraulic drive eliminates many belts and pulleys as well as chains and sprockets, offering fewer wear parts and service points.
To learn more about Convey-All’s line of conveyors, visit convey-all.com or contact conveyors@convey-all.com.
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Putting soil first means keeping the soil diverse, covered and alive. With these soil health goals in mind, Derek Axten shared his experience with intercropping during the 2019 Soil Summit. Axten walked through what crops were experimented with, what did residue management look like, and what the results were – for yields and for soil health.
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Without great soil, the ability of a field to produce productive and profitable crops is degraded. During the 2019 Soil Summit, David Lobb looked back at the history of soil health in Canada, where it’s been, and where it’s going. In addition, Lobb broke down the cost of bad soil and shared some experiments conducted to regain the greatness of soil.
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For canola, soybeans and all other flowering crops, pollination is essential to the success of the crop. Kreg Alde, has been focused on attracting bees and finding solutions to increase pollination and fruit set for his Haskap berries.
Since using, Active Flower™, Kreg has seen his poundage of fruit per plant soar. “Active Flower is integral in helping us achieve high pollen production, which promotes a healthy fruit set. We do not see many spots on the plant without fruit set. The efficiency of flower to fruit is excellent.”
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