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Using the Canadian Light Source (CLS) at the University of Saskatchewan, scientists from Cornell University and Purdue University have identified a previously undiscovered mechanism triggered by calcium when it’s added to soil.
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Nufarm Canada has launched its proprietary Duplosan-powered suite of cereal herbicides. This first-in-market, novel pipeline of solutions will help farmers combat challenging weeds in cereals including resistant kochia.
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Olds College of Agriculture & Technology announced the launch of a new Indoor Agriculture Certificate program, designed to meet the surging demand for skilled professionals in the controlled environment agriculture (CEA) sector.
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Drones are a hot topic in the agriculture world right now, with spraying, mapping and seeding all at the top of a long list of tasks that would be incredibly beneficial to farmers. As the technology continues to improve, people like Bob Hoffos, a GPS/GIS instructor for the land and water resources program at Werklund School of Agriculture and Technology at Olds College of Agriculture and Technology, is leading the way when it comes to what drones can do for growers and agronomists.
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The typical fertilizer phosphorus (P) recommendation is to place at least some P in the seedrow as part of a starter fertilizer application. However, canola is sensitive to seed-placed P, with the long-standing recommendation being no more than 25 pounds P2O5 per acre, as seedling toxicity may occur.
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We’ve all heard about the magical combination of being in the right place at the right time. Well for fertilizer, it’s more accurate to say it should be in the right place at the right rate. A group of Canadian scientists wanted to find the perfect combination for farmers in the northern Prairies.
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