Breeding program lets farmers participate in breeding wheat and oat varieties suited to organic production
A three-year study finds surprisingly little response to extra nitrogen in both high- and low-producing areas
Prairie manufacturers are offering chaff collectors, and AAFC continues tests with the Harrington Seed Destructor
Big Ag is getting on the bandwagon, but market premiums still aren’t on the table
While there’s no ideal rotation for Western Canada, long-term studies show that over time, diversification will pay off
Trial assesses plant growth regulators on different varieties at several locations
Jim Dyck’s new oat varieties have been a decade in the making, but his hard work is about to pay off
In Vector Grain, the Bruggencates and Sulzles are collaborating on a joint venture to make their longtime farming dreams a reality. It takes dedication and smarts, and loads of professional advice. But it’s paying off
Research shows “legacy” phosphorus might support crops long after you’ve stopped making applications
Drone-mounted cameras measuring NDVI reflectance can identify crop problems, but not necessarily the cause. Researchers are looking for other tools that might
