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How Governments Can Help

By Kevin Hursh September 30, 2010

The difficult, abnormally wet growing season is being capped with a harvest from hell. If governments are interested in lending some support, here’s an idea that has merit. This concept has been suggested by a number of farm groups. The way the fall is going, the idea is now especially relevant. Why not provide a

Cereals, Crops, Forages, Oilseeds

Crop Report – for Sep. 23, 2010

By Manitoba Agriculture September 23, 2010

SOUTHWEST REGION Rainfall throughout the southwest region limited harvest to a few days last week. Frost was recorded with temperatures dropping as low as -3 C. Cereal crop harvest ranges between 40 to 65 per cent complete. Many acres have been taken off tough with producers drying grain. Quality of all cereal crops remaining in

Cereals, Crops

Keeping This Year’s Harvest In Good Condition – for Sep. 2, 2010

By Canadian Grain Commission September 2, 2010

Over the next few weeks during harvest, temperature and moisture will influence the condition of grain when it is put into storage. The Canadian Grain Commission’s stored products entomologist, Blaine Timlick, offers producers guidance on storage practices that can help protect the quality of their grain. “Our experts, like Blaine, are here to help Canadian

Crops, Oilseeds

Hot April Heats Stored Canola

By Alberta Canola Growers April 29, 2010

It’s time to check your bins – again. With the warmer-than-usual April, air circulation patterns in your stored canola have changed, which could mean hot spots and an elevated spoilage risk. “All bins should be checked, but especially large steel bins of 5,000 bushels or more,” says Jim Bessel, senior agronomy specialist with the Canola

Livestock, News

Livestock Livestock Equipment

April 22, 2010

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Forages, Livestock, News

Index – for Mar. 25, 2010

March 25, 2010

Tributes/Memory Announcements Airplanes Alarms & Security Systems ANTIQUES Antiques For Sale Antique Equipment Antique Vehicle Antiques Wanted Arenas AUCTION SALES BC Auction AB Auction Peace AB Auction North AB Auction Central AB Auction South SK Auction MB Auction Parkland MB Auction Westman MB Auction Interlake MB Auction Red River Auction Various U. S. Auctions Auction

Cereals, Crops

Wet Stored Grain Will Deteriorate Rapidly In Spring

By NDSU Release March 18, 2010

The storability of grain depends on grain quality, moisture content and temperature. Grain moisture content must decrease as grain temperature increases to store grain safely, says Ken Hellevang, North Dakota State University Extension Service grain-drying expert. The allowable storage time for 22 per cent moisture corn is about 190 days at 1C (30F), 60 days

News, Oilseeds

Check Canola Bins For Spoilage

By Allan Dawson December 24, 2009

After a long, hard harvest farmers deserve some time off over Christmas, but to ensure a “happy new year,” they should check their canola bins for heating. “Canola and other grains will respire for about six weeks after harvest so even if a guy thinks he has put it in dry and cool it can

Cereals, Crops

Corn Harvest In 2009 — Or Will It Be 2010?

By Pam De Rocquigny November 5, 2009

As fall progresses, many farmers are starting to consider overwintering their corn until next spring – a purely economical decision that is hard to debate. This article will focus on considerations before harvest, how to deal with high-moisture corn after harvest, and a few key points to ponder if you are considering leaving your corn

Cereals, Crops, Oilseeds

Late-Harvested Crops Require Careful Attention

By Anastasia Kubinec October 29, 2009

With several crops still in the field, farmers must decide what to harvest first, at what moisture content and how to store for long-term quality. Sunflowers can hold out longer than swathed canola if the sunflowers are disease free and in good shape. And flax is less likely to shell out than canola. Some crops,

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How Governments Can Help

Crop Report – for Sep. 23, 2010

Keeping This Year’s Harvest In Good Condition – for Sep. 2, 2010

Hot April Heats Stored Canola

Livestock Livestock Equipment

Index – for Mar. 25, 2010

Wet Stored Grain Will Deteriorate Rapidly In Spring

Check Canola Bins For Spoilage

Corn Harvest In 2009 — Or Will It Be 2010?

Late-Harvested Crops Require Careful Attention

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