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Weed science students put their skills to the test at annual competition

Sixty contestants from seven universities across North America participated in the Northeastern Weed Science Society (NEWSS) Collegiate Weed Science Contest on July 27. » Read more...

Alberta modernizes export catalogue

The print and PDF version of the catalogue will no longer be published in order to make way for a new, digitized version. » Read more...

Crop report: Suppliers watching pesticide supplies, Saskatchewan gets relief from extreme heat

Additionally, Alberta yields are tracking above previous years. » Read more...

Monitoring the influence of management and environment on canola

Everyone wants to improve canola production and increase yield – but that’s easier said than done thanks to a number of factors. Researchers and industry are trying to get a better understanding of the interactive effects of management and environment on canola emergence and stand establishment – factors that help drive yields and improved production. A recent pilot project implemented an observational research approach, something not typical in agronomic field research, to understand what is occurring in farmers’ fields, and how that affects canola. » Learn more...