Big dollars for late adopters of on-farm BMPs
WINNIPEG — Some Canadian farmers are pocketing nearly $200,000 a year in environmental incentives from government, non-profits and private companies.
Soybeans staple nutrient source in dairy lactation diets
A handful of Manitoba farmers grew about 50,000 acres of soybeans in 2001. After that, our soybean acreage steadily skyrocketed,
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Gopher options remain slim
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Farmers have mixed feelings about the future. An Extension specialist says it’s time to flex
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Deere expands spot spray for small grains crops
Glacier FarmMedia – When John Deere first introduced its See and Spray green-on-green targeted spraying system, it was only available for corn and soybean crops, which
Celebrate winter in the scenic Qu’Appelle Valley
Most of us are familiar with visiting parks in summer, but Saskatchewan’s Echo Valley Provincial Park wants to make sure that we don’t forget about winter.
Research cuts at Agriculture Canada unlikely to be reversed
The huge cuts to agricultural research at Agriculture Canada are being widely panned by farm organizations across the country. Unfortunately, there seems to be little hope of the government
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