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Ontario soybean acreage at an all-time high
A late spring and relatively high soybean prices have pushed soybean acreage to an all-time high: more than three million acres of soybeans are expected to be seeded in Ontario this year, according to Horst Bohner in the latest field crop report from OMAF.
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New spam law a deal breaker
At Top Crop Manager, we are working hard to comply with Canada’s new Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL), which comes into effect July 1. As part of that, we’re asking you to renew your subscription to this
e-newsletter to ensure we can continue sending it.
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Guidelines for Permit herbicide use in corn
Are you considering tank-mixing glyphosate and Permit for use in glyphosate-tolerant corn? Mike Cowbrough offers guidelines.
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Nitrogen status in Ontario corn fields
The OMAF and MRA field crops team have surveyed a range of cornfields to determine the impact that this spring's weather has had on the level of residual soil nitrate.
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Ontario swede midge population map
Is swede midge a problem in canola fields in your area? The Ontario Canola Growers Association's interactive map is updated twice weekly indicating average swede midge per trap per day.
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