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Researchers develop detailed genetic map of world wheat varietiesKansas State University scientists have released findings of a complex, two-year study of the genomic diversity of wheat that creates an important foundation for future improvements in wheat around the world. >> Read full article |
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Downward trend in job qualityJob quality in Canada is now at a record low and showing little sign it will turn around in the near future. According to a new report, the country shows declines in all measures and indicates a drop in job quality that is more structural than cyclical in nature. >> Read full article |
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IPM improves barley silage productionResearch at AAFC led by scientists at Lacombe over the last 20 years is finding that rotational diversity, barley variety mixtures and intercropping can bolster secondary defences and have an impact on diseases and weeds, crop competitive ability and sustainable silage production. >> Read full article |
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 Delaying resistance in wild oatWild oat is one of the most widespread weeds on the Prairies. On top of that, many wild oat populations are resistant to one or more herbicide groups. Herbicide-resistant weeds can cause serious problems for growers such as increased herbicide costs, lower crop yields, loss of herbicide options and/or loss of preferred crop options. So two researchers offer some tips on how to delay the development of herbicide-resistant wild oat. >> Learn More… | ||
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Be prepared before buying more farm landAlberta Agriculture and Rural Development (AARD) has developed a fact sheet that can assist producers in their decision to purchase more farm land. >> Read full article |
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Growing elk herds a nuisance for Alberta farmersRanchers and farmers in western Alberta say they are losing money because too many hungry elk are using their fields as a free all-you-can-eat buffet. >> Read full article |
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Funding for diagnostic technology to improve corn yieldsA&L Biologicals Inc. is receiving an investment of $1.19 million from the federal government to help develop a diagnostic test that will help corn producers increase their productivity through improved plant and soil health. >> Read full article |
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Farm Progress ShowJune 17-19, 2015 |
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14th International Rapeseed CongressJuly 5-9, 2015 |
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