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Manitoba to host pilot canola Yield Enhancement Network (YEN)

Real Agriculture

Manitoba growers will be the first to participate in a canola Yield Enhancement Network (YEN) hosted by the Canola Council of Canada starting this growing season.

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Wheat School: From field to yield through on-farm trials

Real Agriculture

A large part of farming has always included trying new things to see what impact change can have on soil, crops yield, and ultimately profit margins. Read More A large part of farming has always included trying new things to see what impact change can have on soil, crops yield, and ultimately profit margins.

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Fine-tuning sulphur needs for higher yield

Real Agriculture

But there’s another macronutrient that’s hitting the radar with greater frequency as farmers and agronomists pursue higher crop yields. Sulphur is an essential nutrient required by all crops for optimum production, says Karl Wyant, director of agronomy for. Read More

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NASA Satellite Technology Advances NASS Agricultural Data Collection

NASDA

Landsat monitors planted fields and crop conditions, MODIS captures daily images for yield analysis and SMAP tracks soil moisture. These data products enable farmers, researchers and policymakers to make well-informed decisions. agriculture and rural communities. agriculture and rural communities.

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Be drift aware: new campaign pushes for safe spraying

Real Agriculture

Drift is the unintentional aerial movement of plant protection products away from the intended target. It is an issue that can impact crop yield, crop quality and input costs. Read More

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Pro Farmer tour takes U.S. corn and soybean yield down a peg

Real Agriculture

Brian Grete, editor of Pro Farmer uses one word to sum up this week’s crop tour: hot. But it’s not crop yield that’s sizzling, but the crop itself. Read More Brian Grete, editor of Pro Farmer uses one word to sum up this week’s crop tour: hot. Read More

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Top tips for getting full value when feeding salvage crops

Real Agriculture

When planting a grain crop in the spring and caring for those plants throughout the summer, farmers look forward to the full bins that harvest typically brings. Sometimes, drought, hail or pests get in the way, leading to crop yield potential that isn’t worth taking for grain. This is where having a mixed operation or.

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