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Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan’s Crop Development Centre have developed a fast and accurate method for identifying and quantifying toxins in Fusarium-infected cereal grain.
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The recently announced Seed Variety Use Agreement pilot program imposes the trailing royalty collection mechanism on farm-saved seed of selected crop varieties through a contract agreement.
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Two different species of glyphosate-resistant wild oat were found in an Australian farmer’s field recently. As wild oat is a major pest for Prairie growers, this should be a wake-up call to diversify management practices.
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As a grower you face many challenges throughout the growing season. Protecting your seed's potential from the start means your crops can emerge healthier and stronger. That's why more growers trust Raxil ® PRO, the #1 selling cereal seed treatment brand ten years running 1. When your seeds emerge stronger, so do you.
Raxil PRO
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Goes beyond protecting against true loose smut and Fusarium graminearum by protecting against all of the most serious early-season diseases in wheat, barley and oats
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Three active ingredients work together to protect systemically and through contact so your seed can germinate healthy and emerge stronger
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Easy to use with one simple rate regardless of disease pressure in a formulation ideal for both on-farm and commercial application, over a wide range of temperatures and conditions
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Raxil PRO SHIELD has all the benefits of Raxil PRO with the added advantage of Stress Shield® insecticide for effective wireworm control and other plant health benefits.
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What you're really growing is your potential.
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1 2019 BPI Report – Cereal Seed Treatments
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Malt barley is a standard to which to aspire: only 25 per cent of barley is accepted for malting grade due to strict quality standards. A study conducted by now-retired AAFC research scientist John O’Donovan in Alberta on seeding rate and seeding date examined if high yield and malting quality could be more predictably achieved through these variables.
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Pea aphids have stepped it up the past few years, which means greater economic damage for their favourite pulse and legume crops. Part of the problem is outdated or nonexistent economic thresholds, which Saskatchewan-based entomologists Tyler Wist and Sean Prager, along with University of Saskatchewan graduate student Ningxing Zhou, seek to improve upon.
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| Inputs – The Top Crop Manager podcast |
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This most recent episode of Inputs takes us to the Southwest Agricultural Conference in Ridgetown, Ont., for lessons to take from the 2019 season in corn, what the future of the seed industry will be, and the lighter side of agriculture with the Production Pundits.
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Soil health is the hot topic on every grower’s mind, and a good crop rotation is one way to help your land, your crops, and possibly your profit margins. Darren Bond, farm management specialist with Manitoba Agriculture, discusses the nitty gritty of crop rotation with Top Crop Manager’s Stephanie Gordon.
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Learn how to minimize above- and below-ground nitrogen loss to maximize return on investment for your growers — even with challenging weather conditions.
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