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1. ‘Why are we burying residue deeper than we plant?’

   ... and ensure maximum organic matter is returned to the soil have created a positive shift toward minimum and no-till applications. However, ... exploring a deeper tillage every three to four years to really incorporate that organic matter. “A light disc after harvest, very ...

   angel.dolan - Oct 27 2023 - 08:04 - 0 comments

2. What’s Bugging Your Canola?

   ... midge. So how to differentiate them? Mori was going to have to go to the molecular level. “We decided to do DNA barcoding. We ... to give farmers a heads up to time scouting and spraying.” Really, that’s the main goal of the PPMN – “helping farmers manage their ...

   angel.dolan - Oct 27 2023 - 08:07 - 0 comments

3. Ray Robertson: Canadian Agricultural Hall of Famer

   ... Family photo “I suggested that we should have an opportunity to see these places and bring back information about what ... Stewardship Program for several years. “That was a really positive program. It became much bigger than anticipated,” says Ray. ...

   angel.dolan - Oct 27 2023 - 08:06 - 0 comments

4. When Biology Meets Chemistry

   ... present in their environment. However, most people who have been farming for a while “probably didn’t learn about biologicals in ... market; I’m confident that Canada’s market will grow, too.” However, a big problem for the biologicals industry is “farmers going ...

   angel.dolan - Apr 23 2024 - 09:32 - 0 comments

5. Can You Teach An ‘Old Dog’ New Tricks?

   ... in with earlier planting dates, as earlier planting dates have more tillers per plant. More tillers in the fall equates to higher yields ... trait to reduce corn rootworm adult beetles by as much as 99 per cent – which further helps mitigate this pest. At the end of the ...

   angel.dolan - Apr 23 2024 - 09:32 - 0 comments

6. Farm Payroll Practices

   ... firm Buckberger Baerg & Partners, says that payrolls have become more common as farm sizes have increased – as has their need for full-time workers. “The trend ...

   angel.dolan - Apr 23 2024 - 09:32 - 0 comments

7. About Us

   ... launched  Better Farming , the biggest and best magazine for Ontario's commercial farmers. It continues the proud tradition of ...

   WebMaster - Apr 23 2024 - 09:08

8. Drought Could Boost Soil Nutrients

   ... potential and stubble type. “Cereal stubbles tended to have higher N supply power because they completed their life cycle and, with ...

   angel.dolan - Apr 23 2024 - 09:32 - 0 comments

9. Federal cuts target agricultural research

   ... of Agriculture president Ron Bonnett says “we haven’t really gotten to the core of what the impact is going to be.” One of the ... Service Alliance of Canada, says the long-term impact of the cuts on the department will be devastating. “But as far as how individuals ...

   Mary Baxter - May 15 2013 - 18:17 - 2 comments

10. Better Farming Prairies Magazine April 2024

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    angel.dolan - Mar 25 2024 - 12:40