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Spring has sprung. As we head into another growing season, it's helpful to know the supports available. In Manitoba, the government is investing in business risk management programming and the Global Agriculture Technology Exchange.
- Kaitlin Berger, west editor
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The Province of Manitoba is investing $13 million in the Global Agriculture Technology Exchange (Gate), led by Cereals Canada.
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From nutrient protection to seed enhancement, it’s crucial to stay up to date on the latest studies and trends happening across the ag industry. Explore resources and discover tailored solutions for your operation’s needs.
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The Manitoba government will provide producers with more than $150 million in supports.
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Alberta's government is contributing $900,000 to help improve wildfire response and protect at-risk communities in the province.
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When you know Fusarium head blight and late-season leaf diseases will be a challenge, Miravis® Era fungicide is setting a higher standard. We put Miravis ® Era to the test in spring wheat and durum fields in 2022 and 2024.
The result: An average yield increase of 4.1 bu/ac over competitors with a 90% win frequency. 1
When we looked at Miravis ® Era vs. Prosaro ® Pro, the average yield advantage was 3.3 bu/ac with a 78% win frequency. 2
Performance evaluations are based on internal trials, field observations and/or public information. Data from multiple locations and years should be consulted whenever possible. Individual results may vary depending on local growing, soil and weather conditions.
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Clubroot-resistant canola varieties are crucial in managing this disease, but the clubroot pathogen excels at defeating current resistance genes, especially if only a single resistance gene is involved. Researchers are working to identify genes involved in different ways of combatting the pathogen. Their long-term goal is to contribute toward stacked clubroot resistance involving multiple modes of action so canola varieties will have longer-lasting, broad-spectrum clubroot resistance.
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Be afraid. Be very afraid. Waterhemp can cause over 90 per cent yield loss in corn and soybean and it has wreaked havoc in Ontario and the U.S. corn belt. With the noxious weed now found in 27 Manitoba municipalities, Manitoba farmers and agronomists would be wise to heed the experiences from Ontario. Recognizing that the best defence is a good offence, eradication is the first step in waterhemp control. Manage any plants/patches by not letting them go to seed.
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