Phosphate Residual in 2024
Phosphate Residual: As part of our ongoing efforts to optimize fertilizer manage [...]
The Importance of Uniform Emergence in Crops
Uniform crop emergence is crucial for achieving optimal yields. However, [...]
Water Availability & Utilization: How Much Water is Needed and the 4 Factors that Impact Crop Water Use — Part 1
Across the prairies, water availability and utilization is one of the main deter [...]
What’s up with my canola?
Think something odd may be happening in your canola? You're not the only one. In [...]
Residue Incorporation – Next Year’s Crop Begins at Harvest
Understanding the Impact of Tillage on Soil Health We all know the importance of [...]
Soil Erosion: The Problem Nobody is Talking About – Next Year’s Crop Begins at Harvest
What is Soil Erosion? Soil erosion is a serious soil problem for farmers. It’s e [...]
Residue Management – Next Year’s Crop Begins at Harvest
How you manage last year’s crop residue has a massive impact on next year’s crop [...]
There is No Great Crop Without a Great Start
One of the biggest challenge’s producers face with growing crops at or near the 49th parallel is generally they only get one shot at growing our best crops. We have to maximize the use of limited sun and moisture to get our crops to maturity in a 3-4 month span. It does not give a lot of time to make corrective actions like reseeding or topdressing nutrients when needed.
Canola emergence on clay soils
Starter fertilizer can have a negative effect on canola seedling emergence, especially on eroded knolls testing high in calcium carbonates.
