Stephen Morgan Jones discussed his findings and offered a prescription during the Canadian Global Crops Symposium
Four scholarships of $15,000 each are available for those between 25 and 45
End-point royalties are unlikely to be popular with farmers and are viewed as unfair and inefficient
Farmers will have the option to cast their votes in advance through a mail-in or electronic ballot or in person at the association’s annual meeting
Farmers can get some valuable data about their wheat, and potentially help boost returns for the whole class
The money will provide Agriculture Canada with stable funding despite changes in wheat and barley checkoffs coming next year
Some farmers benefit from research without supporting it
The WGRF is celebrating 35 years of supporting research
The project will foster development of improved cultivars that are resistant to disease, pests, heat and drought
