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Carbon to nitrogen ratios of organic amendments“Carbon to nitrogen ratio imbalance” is a phrase used to describe a type of nitrogen deficiency. A field recently had pulp and paper biosolids applied. The newly planted crop looked great, until the seedlings ran out of seed reserves and started utilizing soil nutrients. The crop then turned a neon shade of yellow. What happened? >> Read full article |
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Modest salary increases in 2016In a slow-growth Canadian economy, organizations are planning for moderate base salary increases in 2016. The Conference Board of Canada projects average increases for non-unionized employees to be 2.6 per cent, with the lowest increases going to workers in British Columbia and Alberta. >> Read full article |
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Growing Forward 2 producer information sessionsThe Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association is holding Growing Forward 2 information sessions across the province. >> Read full article |
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 Signalling higher yieldsCould compounds produced by root bacteria offer a practical, low-cost way to boost canola yields when the crop faces environmental stress? A five-year project at McGill University is working on the answer to that question.
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