Corn School: Building a gibberella defence

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September 14, 2023

Source: RealAgriculture.com

On this episode of the RealAgriculture Corn School, host Bernard Tobin is joined by Matt Chapple for a look at what seed companies can do to test for ear rot susceptibility to ensure hybrids have a strong defence against ear mould.

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Sifting through phos & K demand, supply, & logistics for the months ahead

September 20, 2023

Current dynamics of the fertilizer market are quite different from where they were just one year ago. That said, there are still big demand questions, geopolitical pressures, and logistics issues yet to be hammered out — t...

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Keep an eye out for field trash when harvesting potatoes

September 20, 2023

One of Manitoba’s major potato processors is asking producers to ensure their soil surface is clear before bringing in spuds this year. Scott Graham, J.R. Simplot’s raw agronomy manager, urged producers to watch for foreig...

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Climate change & early dying dominate potato research

September 20, 2023

Climate change resiliency and early potato dying studies were highlights of the Aug. 23 Elora Potato Research Open House. Vanessa Currie, University of Guelph potato breeding technician, said the five-year research study o...

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Saskatchewan Pulse Growers commits $1.4 million to root rot resistance & stress tolerance research

September 15, 2023

Saskatchewan Pulse Growers (SPG) has announced funding for two pulse-related genomic research projects, co-funded through Genome Canada’s Climate-Smart Agriculture and Food Systems initiative. SPG’s $1.4 million will contr...

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Southern Alberta plant turns yellow pea "waste" into valuable protein product

September 14, 2023

Where once stood a brewery that turned barley into beer in Lethbridge, Alberta, now stands a plant that turns peas into protein. The plant — PIP-International — has shifted its focus to the plant proteins sector of agricul...

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On this episode of the RealAgriculture Corn School, host Bernard Tobin is joined by Matt Chapple for a look at what seed companies can do to test for ear rot susceptibility to ensure hybrids have a strong defence against ear mould.

Next agronomic news article

Sifting through phos & K demand, supply, & logistics for the months ahead

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