A combination of two resistance genes shows promise against multiple pathotypes
Cover crops are now standard practice farther south in the U.S., but do they have the same results on the shorter-season Prairies?
The organization is ready to embark on the next 40 years of funding vital crop and agronomic research to benefit western Canadian growers
Much of Saskatchewan’s soil has been studied at least once over the decades. A WGRF-sponsored project puts all the results in one location available to everyone
While there’s no single solution to herbicide resistance, the Harrington Seed Destructor may be part of the toolbox
A research project brings farmers together to share results and discuss what works and what doesn’t
Rust hasn’t affected Canadian flax for more than 40 years, but new varieties must still incorporate resistance
Tests in central Alberta yield some useful information on N rates and the effectiveness of plant growth regulators
Seven organizations supported a two-year study on whether drones can provide practical benefits to farmers
At this ‘nursery’ at Carman, Man., researchers simulate exactly the conditions wheat farmers fear — warm, humid and loaded with fusarium spores
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