
Tag Archives cover crops — page 2

Going big with on-farm research
The plots may be supersized, but the questions that privately owned Agritruth Research looks to answer could have come from any farmer in Western Canada

Season too short for cover crops? Maybe not
They could have a fit for Western Canada, but they require just as much planning as any other crop choice

Canada’s soils still degrading, albeit more slowly

A giant leap for soil kind
Soil-health advocates like Jocelyn Velestuk look forward to new technology to help make better decisions to improve both soil health and whole-farm profitability

Large, commercial… and organic
Agri-Fusion says its choice to go organic is a business no-brainer, with a collaborative new management design to make sure it pays

Crown rust comes after oats
Part of the management challenge comes from its sources and its choice as a cover crop

Deciding on cover crop blends
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Soil health sensor project largest in North America
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What’s the deal with soil compaction?
Other countries are tackling compaction head on. Here, there’s hardly a whisper
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Four growers who believe in inter-seeding into standing corn
"It’s something that we have to start doing and advertising to the consumer," Gerard Grubb, Mildmay farmer
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