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Herbicide resistant weed maps Mike Cowbrough, weed specialist at OMAFRA, has released distribution maps of weed species that are resistant to different herbicide groups in Ontario counties. >> Read full article
The advantages of seeding early There are some clear advantages to seeding canola early, including high yield and mitigating pest issues. This spring, ensure that your planting equipment is ready to go early in the season and get your canola crop off to a quick start. >> Read full article
Save your seed money: tips from the CRA on filing your farm taxes Canadian farmers of all types contribute to the healthy lives of Canadians. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has made filing your taxes easy, so you can save your energy for the harvest. >> Read full article
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New oat variety in town Producers are always looking for improved varieties of crops. In the case of oats, that means traits such as increased yield, good groat percentage, disease resistance and good standability. Thanks to work by researchers at the Ottawa Research and Development Centre (ORDC) – which has the only public oat-breeding program in Eastern Canada – producers in Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada now have just that. Developed by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) research scientist and plant breeder Weikei Yan and his colleagues at ORDC, the new variety, AAC Nicolas, is being marketed by SeCan, a not-for-profit association of independent seed business members. It has high yield, good groat percentage, good lodging resistance and is resistant to crown rust and septoria. >> Learn More…








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Herbicide resistant weed maps

Save your seed money: tips from the CRA on filing your farm taxes

Way more CORNvenient.

New oat variety in town

Saskatchewan Soils and Crops Conference

Canada's Farm Progress Show