A wet spring creates canola fields full of sclerotinia as flowering blooms
More and more growers are beginning to embrace the IPM approach to insect control, and the system is beginning to bear fruit
Insect ID is a challenge — but Prairie entomologists say there will soon be an app for that, and a whole lot more
Too often it seems you don’t hear land is up for rent until you learn someone is already renting it
New equipment options promise growers more and better control over this critical field operation
It's a classic example of where short-term decisions can mean long-term problems
Fighting crop disease isn’t a single-season job — you’ve got to be in it for the long haul and protect and maintain the capacity to do the work
A northern Ontario mill town with a proud agricultural past and lots of essentially free land isn’t quite ready to call it quits yet
Public ag research in Canada gets cut again and again, all while proof grows that science is needed more than ever
Kernel visual distinguishability (KVD) ended on paper in 2008, but new changes to wheat classes mean it will also end in practice
