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Conclusion? More research needed to know if it's the right choice for producers
The diagnostic school continues to evolve to meet the needs of Manitoba agronomists
2014 Crop Diagnostic School demonstrated flying a UAV
Technology playing a key role in crop scouting, providing value and efficiency in field management
There’s also a one-day Organic Diagnostic Clinic July 18
Pest and disease challenges are reducing AC Barrie acreage, but the alternatives require some careful thought
Just a few short years ago the questions surrounding planting spring wheat were fairly straightforward — such as how many acres and how did it pencil out. A question that very rarely came up in Manitoba was what variety to plant — it was all but certain that the seed that went into the groundWhether they survive or fail, these early seeding plots will provide some valuable data on seeding dates
Extension agronomist Anastasia Kubinec wasn’t heeding her own advice to farmers the first week of April. She was seeding — but not because she’s banking on pulling in a bin-buster. Rather, she’s betting on a bust. Kubinec, Manitoba Agriculture and Rural Initiatives’ oilseed specialist, wants to demonstrate the risks of seeding too early, especially frost-sensitive
