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Wheat midge has potential to be destructive – but a new strain of wheat could protect yields.
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The current conflict in Ukraine has created increased demand for Canadian fertilizer.
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Alberta has also begun receiving more moisture after a dry spring.
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Fungicide season is here! Let FieldView™'s crop protection scripts help you spray more effectively, and evaluate your yield results by applications with yield maps and region reports. From identifying your field variability to creating management zones for on/off scripts - FieldView gives you the tools you need to collect data and optimize inputs across your fields.
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Redroot pigweed is the fifth-most abundant broadleaf weed species in Manitoba, and is prolific in Manitoba fields and elsewhere across the Prairies. It can compete with many crops and thrives under hot conditions – quickly growing beyond the recommended stages for herbicide application. More recently, some suspected populations of herbicide-resistant redroot pigweed have cropped up in some fields, and researchers are now working on new diagnostic tools to detect these biotypes.
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In early 2022, Top Crop Manager conducted a survey on use of ag tech. More than 1,200 individuals responded. Most have already adopted some form of agricultural technology, with some layering technology options, such as GPS, weather data and data management. But respondents also gave insight into their processes for trying new technology – what kind of research they undertake before making their own decisions, whose recommendations they trust most and more. How can technology become more streamlined and accessible in order to increase adoption?
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April, May and June showers bring… bumper crops? That’s the hope, especially in Manitoba, where excess rain has delayed seeding and spraying, impacted crop emergence and created high weed, disease and insect pest pressure. In this episode of Inputs, co-host Dylan Sjolie chats with entomologist John Gavloski and field crop pathologist David Kaminski, both with Manitoba Agriculture, on the challenges producers are facing in the province. Gavloski and Kaminski share insight on how precipitation affects the development of plant diseases and insects, as well as advice and predictions for the remainder of the season.
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