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Manitoba spring flood outlook releasedRisk of overland flooding in Manitoba is generally minor to moderate as the run-off potential is normal to below normal across the province, according to the Hydrologic Forecast Centre of Manitoba Infrastructure and Transportation’s first 2016 spring flood outlook. >> Read full article |
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AB crop varieties fact sheets available onlineThree crop varietal fact sheets have been posted to the Alberta Agriculture and Forestry website to help producers make sound decisions when deciding which varieties to grow. >> Read full article |
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Saskatchewan Soils and Crops ConferenceThe University of Saskatchewan’s annual Soils and Crops Workshop is a two day event offering updates on current research being conducted in the areas of soils, crops and economics by researchers, faculty and graduate students from across Western Canada. >> Read full article |
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 Spotlight on fababeanFababean has received increasing attention – and research dollars – over the last five years. Two new studies in Saskatchewan, working in tandem with the University of Saskatchewan’s breeding program, aim to develop best practices for the crop, and the timing couldn’t be better. In 2015, more than 100,000 acres were planted to fababean in the province. A string of disappointing years have left pea growers looking for a replacement rotational pulse, and fababean is a good fit. But it’s also a booming business in its own right. >> Learn More… | ||
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Direct Farm Marketing Conference, ManitobaMarch 11-12, 2016 |
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Saskatchewan Soils and Crops ConferenceMarch 15-16, 2016 |
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Emerging Technologies for Global Food Security ConferenceJune 14-16, 2016 |
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