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Stocks of wheat, oats, dry peas and lentils were up as of July 31, while canola and barley stocks were down, largely due to higher exports, as global demand for Canadian grain remained high.
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The Manitoba and federal governments have launched two programs under the AgriRecovery framework for livestock producers to help with the extraordinary costs incurred for feed and transportation.
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Owner and operator of Movald Ranches in Alberta, Duane Movald has been a vocal advocate for the ALUS program, sharing its benefits for farmers and ranchers and its successes with the environment.
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Discover our newest trait – TruFlex™ canola with Roundup Ready ® and LibertyLink ® Technologies. With the ability to choose between two best-in-class herbicides, farmers have more flexibility when it comes to controlling tough weeds like kochia, wild oats and cleavers
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Always follow grain marketing and all other stewardship practices and pesticide label directions. ©2021 Bayer Group. All rights reserved. For full stewardship information see:
https://traits.bayer.ca/en/product-legal
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Swede midge is a serious crop pest, causing significant damage to canola and brassicaceous vegetable crops in Eastern Canada. Although swede midge is not yet on the Prairies, it has the potential to seriously impact canola and other crops like mustard and camelina. A four-year study at AAFC-Saskatoon set out to gain a better understanding of the pest’s chemical ecology and potential Prairie hosts.
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Wider row spacing can lead to reduced capital and operating costs. But it is a balance with many different factors, including potential issues of seedling fertilizer burn, increased weed pressure and yield and quality impacts. A four-year study at the AAFC Research Farm in Indian Head, Sask., examined the effects of row spacing and rate of N fertilizer on establishment, development, yield, N uptake, and quality.
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In the world of agriculture, success is never a guarantee. It’s why you have to take the right steps to set yourself up to optimize your nitrogen investment. Add a nitrification inhibitor like CENTURO® nitrogen stabilizer to your plan and to your spring-applied anhydrous to slow the conversion of ammonium and minimize nitrogen leaching beyond the root zone. CENTURO is noncorrosive to the metals used in anhydrous ammonia equipment, and if you apply it at the right time, you can minimize your loss while boosting your yield potential. Keep reading to get other helpful tips about guarding your nitrogen investment.
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