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Southern Alberta’s new research scientist in environmental chemistry, Jonathan Challis, is focusing on studying how agriculturally related chemicals react and move in the environment.
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Nuffield Canada is accepting a new intake of scholar applications from April 1 through June 30 for the 2024 scholar cohort.
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Corteva Agriscience announced the expansion of its fungicide portfolio in Canada with the launch of Viatude fungicide, a new solution to protect against sclerotinia in canola and white mould in soybeans.
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From nutrient management to the latest ag trends, we’ll be bringing you ways to boost your farm’s productivity and profitability every week. We’ll also have a little fun along the way.
More agronomics. More special guests. More farm success. Everything you need this growing season. Let's dig into Season 2 of The Dirt PodKast at nutrien-eKonomics.com
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Herbicide-resistant weeds are increasingly a challenge for weed management in Western Canada. Using multiple effective modes of action (MEMOA) during herbicide applications is a key strategy for both managing and delaying the evolution of herbicide-resistant weeds.
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Peas please. While silage and greenfeed production on the Prairies are often based on monocrop cereals like barley, oat or triticale, several research studies are finding that a pea/cereal intercrop can bring added benefits of increased yield, less lodging, higher crude protein and lower neutral detergent fibre.
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Manitoba Crop Alliance (MCA) is accepting applications for the 2023 Advance Payments Program (APP), with funds to be issued starting April 1.
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Barley producers who pay checkoff through Alberta Barley and do not request a refund are eligible for an 11 per cent tax credit through the Scientific Research and Experimental Development Fund (SR&ED) program for their investment in barley research and development (R&D) projects.
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New, high yielding spring wheat varieties require nitrogen (N) fertility programs that can deliver upwards of 200 lbs N/ac (224 kg/ha) to ensure yield is maximized and high protein levels are achieved on the eastern Prairies.
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Learn about the proven phosphate solubilizer that helps growers nurture more robust root systems.
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Ok. Let's be honest.
The auger may be one of the most hardworking pieces of equipment on a farm operation. They run long hours at high capacities during harvest to transfer grain to bins. Augers, therefore, need to be reliable, tough and able to handle the workload in harsh conditions.
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