Curtis de Gooijer of Bourgault Industries presents seeding and fertilizer rate trial results at Manitoba Ag Days. Photo: Greg Berg

VIDEO: Seed less canola, harvest more? Bourgault field trials say it’s possible

Heavy seeding rates may be sucking at your canola profits, especially with the cost of seed; research shows leaner plant stands taking advantage of less competition, making for larger plants and bigger yield, in some cases

Bourgault field trials tested canola seeding rates as low as 1.25 pounds per acre and found individual plants grew larger with stronger roots.



Gulls take advantage of standing water in fields east of Miami in south-central Manitoba June 19, 2024, the result of persistent rain. Photo: Alexis Stockford

VIDEO: What climate change data gets wrong about the Prairies

The pace of climate change is usually expressed in temperature — but more Prairie climate change impacts are about water supply and precipitation, speaker argues

Precipitation, not temperature, may be a better gauge of climate change impact on the Prairies, says director of the Prairie Adaptation Research Collaborative.