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Saskatchewan Pulse Growers received funding for a new pulse-specific research program through the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture’s Strategic Research Initiative (SRI) under the Sustainable Canadian Agriculture Partnership (Sustainable CAP).
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Alberta Agriculture and Irrigation released its moisture situation update Jan. 3, and El Niño is certainly having an impact on the province’s farmland. This year’s El Niño has developed into a strong El Niño and currently has a 54 per cent chance of developing into a “historically strong."
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The Manitoba government’s amendments to the Agricultural Crown Lands (ACL) leases and permits regulation have now come into effect. “Our government is committed to supporting producers and making it easier for them to put food on the table for families in Manitoba and around the world."
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This year’s Top Crop Summit returns to Saskatoon on Feb 27-28 at Prairieland Park, welcoming Canadian farmers, agronomists, consultants and the scientific community. Don’t miss this annual educational forum, as it will showcase a star-studded speaker list that includes Tom Wolf, Dr. Charles Geddes, Ken Coles, Dr. Breanne Tidemann, Lyle Cowell, Phillip Harder, Jason Deveau and Dr. Tyler Wist. CCA and CCSC credits will be available for each session. Register today to take advantage of the early bird discount.
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Soybeans offer valuable benefits in a crop rotation. However, like any crop, if you grow soybeans too often, problems can start to emerge. What is the optimal rotational frequency of soybeans that will sustain strong yields, good economic returns and healthy soils? Agronomist Yvonne Lawley investigated that question in an eight-year rotational study in central Manitoba.
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As soybeans gained traction in Manitoba and eastern Saskatchewan, the question of how to fit them into crop rotations was asked. In the United States Midwest, corn-soybean is the standard rotation, but it has resulted in serious herbicide resistance issues. While corn on the Prairies isn’t as common, yet, rotations here have been more diverse.
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February 14, 2024 | 1808 Wellington Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3H 0G3
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