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April 30, 2009
By Potatoes in Canada

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Cereal Weed Killer @LynnSosnoskie·

4 Oct

I have two years of funding for a MSc student to work on electrical weeding in perennial crops. Know of an interested undergraduate? Applications are due December 1st!!!https://gradschool.cornell.edu/academics/fields-of-study/subject/horticulture/horticultural-biology-phd-ithaca/

Top Crop Manager @TopCropMag·

2 Oct

If habitat isn't preserved, some Prairie bird populations will continue to decline or disappear. @AAFC_Canada’s Fardausi Akhter is leading a study of field boundary habitats in agro-ecosystems looking at how ag productivity is boosted by non-cropped areas.
https://buff.ly/3EPVzAj

Top Crop Manager @TopCropMag·

30 Sep

There's nothing “lesser” about the challenges in controlling the lesser clover leaf weevil in red clover seed crops. A project led by Sean Prager of @USaskEnt has assessed potential additional options for managing this tough-to-control pest. @SKForageSeed
https://buff.ly/3zF9AgL

Top Crop Manager @TopCropMag·

28 Sep

Swede midge is a serious crop pest, causing significant damage to canola and Brassica crops in Eastern Canada, with Prairie-damaging potential. A four-year study at @AAFC_Canada Saskatoon aimed to better understand the pest and potential #westcdnag hosts.
https://buff.ly/3zBbiQh

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