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FMC’s Authority 480 herbicide, Authority Supreme herbicide and PrecisionPac SZ-75 herbicide are now registered for fall application.
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Farm & Food Care, a non-for-profit organization with a mandate to build public trust and confidence in food and farming is launching a nation-wide farm photo contest with $4,000 in cash prizes available for winners in six categories.
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The Alberta Wheat and Barley Commissions welcome Nasima Junejo as their new research manager. As a multi-generational farmer from Pakistan, Junejo’s perspective on advancing agriculture has always been from the tractor seat.
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The flexibility of futures gives producers the ability to implement a variety of strategies designed to achieve profit goals and hedge against the negative impacts of inclement weather, political upheaval or an untimely economic downturn. Hedging agricultural crops using options can allow producers to establish price floors and potentially participate in upside price rallies.
Join on March 14 at 11 a.m. ET for a free, live webinar with two StoneX Financial Inc., FCM division experts – Jared Morgan, vice-president, global education, and Craig Turner, senior risk management consultant.
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An intriguing project is underway in Manitoba and Saskatchewan to examine soil microbial communities right down to the gene level. The aim is to identify crop rotations that will help Prairie crop growers make the most of the biocontrol agents naturally available in their soils to fight major pathogens.
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Rising input costs, climate change effects and challenging production environments have researchers and industry exploring new alternatives for improving soil health and yields. One alternative solution may be bio-inoculants, natural micro-organisms applied to soil or plants to improve soil health.
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In this episode of Inputs, Dr. Sean Prager, entomologist and associate professor in the department of plant sciences at the University of Saskatchewan. Prager runs a lab that focuses (mainly) on insect ecology and management, and is involved with a project looking at pea aphids as a vector of infection for PSbMV.
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February 21, 2023 | 35 22nd Street East,
Saskatoon, SK
S7K 0C8
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