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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
Although rare in Manitoba, bovine anaplasmosis can be spread by wood ticks
DIY has done wonders in the metal shop. Why not try it in the fields, too?
Jake Davidson fears last fall’s unprecedented early demand might not be repeated if a large volume of winter wheat is carried over
Producers urged to seek compensation if delivery period extended beyond 90 days
Manitoba Soil Science Society serves up a heaping helping of new research
Curricula used to teach classes such as family studies and foods and nutrition in Manitoba schools has remained unchanged since the late 1980s
Manitoba home economists are applauding a provincial plan to give the home economics curriculum a long-overdue update. The current one is 25 years old, said Alison Delf-Timmerman, a board member of the Manitoba Association of Home Economists, which has been asking the province to freshen up the curriculum. “It definitely needs updating,” she said.“We’re very
