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June 27, 2019 |
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Canadian farmers expect to plant more barley, corn for grain, dry peas, lentils and oats in 2019, but fewer acres of wheat, canola and soybeans, according to Statistics Canada’s June Field Crop Survey.
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Wheat midge adults generally emerge during the first week of July, but dry conditions reduce or delay emergence. Areas along the Edmonton to Lethbridge corridor, and southeast of Winnipeg, show the highest percentage of larval population on the soil surface.
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Youth between ages 11 and 24 can win up to $1,000 by entering the Alberta Young Speakers for Agriculture’s annual agriculture speech competition taking place during the Calgary Stampede.
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Meridian Manufacturing is excited to announce super summer savings on select SmoothWall Bins, Stainless Steel Flat Bottom Tanks and Conveyors! With savings up to $5,000, now is the perfect time to check out our line of storage and handling products!
Visit meridianmfg.com/summer-savings or your local Meridian dealer for full details and to find great deals today!
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What details make a difference to soil health? During the 2019 Soil Summit, Dr. Bobbi Helgason discussed some of the practices growers can use to support soil microbial communities and, ultimately, build soil organic matter.
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Sometimes manure’s contributions to the presence of micronutrients, like copper and zinc, are forgotten. At the 2019 Soil Summit, Jeff Schoenau emphasized the role of manure in building soil health. Schoenau compared solid and liquid manure and the ways to manage the types of manure to make the most of it as a fertilizer.
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