Cover crops are now standard practice farther south in the U.S., but do they have the same results on the shorter-season Prairies?
Researchers say canola’s environmental footprint has improved but a new agronomic struggle is on the horizon
A three-year study finds surprisingly little response to extra nitrogen in both high- and low-producing areas
While there’s no ideal rotation for Western Canada, long-term studies show that over time, diversification will pay off
A long-term study suggests that penny-pinching can actually help the bottom line
North Dakota farmers and researchers are finding success in controlling soybean field erosion by planting cover crops
Production of more high-sulphur demand crops such as pulses and canola is creating a shortage in some fields
Cover crops may not be as simple as we used to think. But they aren’t that complex either
More than crops, more than herbicides, it comes down to planning for success — with everything
At last, scientists hope to explain exactly why rotations are such a good practice
