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September 13, 2019 |
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Manitoba Agriculture reported a new strain of clubroot of canola was positively identified in the rural municipality of Pembina. Traditionally rated “resistant” or “R” canola varieties will not be effective in preventing clubroot infection against this pathotype strain.
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A new brown-seeded flaxseed cultivar, ND Hammond, was released in 2018 with resistance to Fusarium wilt and flax rust diseases. Sufficient seeds will be available for growers to plant in 2020.
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October 1 and 2 marks the first-ever Nurtien Radicle Challenge Canada, a two day pitch competition for ag and food technology innovation where a $1 million USD investment will be made in the winning idea.
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Improper usage of glyphosate could threaten market access for Canadian grain and, ultimately, limit the herbicide’s longevity in Canada. This article breaks down the timing guidelines for pre-harvest glyphosate for a range of crops and myths about its effectiveness as a desiccant.
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Alberta is virtually rat-free, in part due to the province’s effective Norway rat program. However, a different pest has come onto the scene. Wild boar made national news in 2018 and since then the province has been testing different management strategies to help producers cope with this invasive pest.
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| INPUTS – The Podcast by Top Crop Manager | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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Ontario saw poor winter wheat survival in 2019, in part because of wet weather in the fall and spring. To avoid a repeat season, growers are exploring how to ensure their crop gets off to a good start. In this episode, Joanna Follings discusses some of the risks of planting early, ideal seeding rate and depth, along with some input considerations for a good winter wheat crop.
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This podcast episode is sponsored by: eKonomics
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