Provincial ag experts answered questions on dry-weather pests, poor wheat emergence, and hot-weather spraying during the first online session
Faces of Ag: Alvin Iverson retired in January after managing the Ian N. Morrison Research Farm since its inception
Fall rye growers celebrated their emergence rates earlier this spring, but now a number of them say they are fighting ‘floppy rye syndrome’
Manitoba’s agriculture needs and waterways are on opposite sides of the phosphorus debate — or are they?
Crop Diagnostic School: A relatively dry growing season in 2019 didn't rule out fusarium issues
As the threat of clubroot grows in Manitoba, these steps can go a long way to protect your canola crop
Know your economic threshold before firing up the sprayer
Common buckthorn is a haven for crown rust spores over the winter and an easy source of infection if the farmer opts for a susceptible oat variety
Lower temperatures early in the season have slowed growth to some extent
The promise of hail recovery products sounds great for dry bean producers, but so far trials have yielded mostly question marks
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