Improving field pea fertility and yield

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Field pea fertility management

The ongoing high price of fertilizer means growers must scrutinize their returns from every fertilizer dollar even more carefully than before. A Saskatchewan Pulse Growers-funded study looked at the impact of different rates of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and sulfur (S) in different combinations and application timings. » Learn more...

Optimizing field pea yield and protein

Field peas are an important pulse crop for Saskatchewan growers, providing both rotational and diversification benefits. With the increasing consumer demand for plant-based proteins, researchers and industry are interested in exploring potential management options to more consistently achieve high protein levels in field peas while optimizing yield. » Learn more...