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Prime Minister Trudeau announced an additional $252 million in targeted support for the agriculture sector; the Canadian Federation of Agriculture maintains more is needed to prevent food shortages.
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As part of a project run by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Keystone Agricultural Producers and Manitoba Forage Growers Association, farmers in Manitoba are asked to complete a survey on Beneficial Management Practices.
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The Alberta Wheat and Barley Commissions are frustrated that the government is prioritizing short-term solutions with their financial support when long-term improvements to Business Management Programs would be more beneficial.
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Miravis ® Ace fungicide stacks the deck in your favour, protecting the marketability and quality of your spring, winter and durum wheat from Fusarium head blight infection. The convenient pre-mix delivers preventative and long-lasting protection from all significant Fusarium species, even under hot, humid or wet conditions during head emergence and flowering. Miravis® Ace also performs more consistently than the competition throughout the labelled application window, so you have the flexibility to spray on your schedule. Discover how Miravis ® Ace can help you achieve lower DON levels, higher grain quality, and improved yields here.
Always read and follow label directions. Miravis® is a trademark of a Syngenta Group Company. © 2020 Syngenta.
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Winter wheat can help diversify a crop rotation, but what happens when spring seeding time comes and the crop has yet to appear? Seasoned winter wheat growers advise that the crop is more resilient than many expect, and with tools to monitor for winterkill conditions and ways to test the crop’s health, the risks of growing winter wheat on the Prairies are small. Just remember, patience will pay off.
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Managing phosphorus, potassium and sulphur is an important part of optimizing cereal crop yields. Many Prairie soils are either deficient in plant-available forms of these nutrients, or the crop’s needs make a steady supply necessary during the growing period. Developing a comprehensive fertilization plan at the start of the season will not only benefit the crop, but also leave more time to focus on getting the work done.
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After a long winter, you’re eager to start seeding. But to set yourself up for a successful canola harvest you should be thinking about pre-seed weed control.
To reduce competition from weeds, it’s best to start early. A pre-seed burn-off can help control invasive annual weeds, especially during a warm and wet spring when weeds tend to grow faster.
Protect your canola from the start with powerful tools, such as Prospect ™, a new pre-seed herbicide from Corteva Agriscience ™. Tank mixed with glyphosate, it provides enhanced control on weeds such as cleavers, hemp-nettle and narrow-leaved hawk’s beard.
Visit Prospect.Corteva.ca to learn more.
®, ™ Trademarks of Dow AgroSciences, DuPont or Pioneer and affiliated companies or their respective owners. © 2020 Corteva.
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After a long winter, you’re eager to start seeding. To set yourself up for a successful canola harvest, control invasive weeds with a pre-seed burn-off.
Prospect™, a new pre-seed herbicide from Corteva Agriscience™, protects your canola from the ground up. Tank mixed with glyphosate, it delivers enhanced control over weeds such as cleavers, hemp-nettle and narrow-leaved hawk’s beard.
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Applications opened on Oct. 1, 2019 for the program, which starts in September 2020.
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Overly dry or still under snow, spring 2019 on the Prairies was a mixed bag of weather conditions.
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Croplife Canada’s resistance management website now includes fungicide best management information to help growers prevent resistance development.
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