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Think end-goals first when adding cover crops to corn production

Real Agriculture

One of the evolving markets when it comes to growing this nutritious grass plant is in conjunction with cover crops. Cover crops and corn is not a new idea, Indigenous peoples grew it Read More While corn has been grown for over 9,000 years, equipment, processes and even the geography that it is grown in has changed.

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Syngenta Canada launches new biostimulant to drive higher yields in field crops

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There will be a new biostimulant in the crop production toolbox for row crops in 2025. Syngenta Canada has launched YieldON, liquid foliar biostimulant to help improve productivity in corn, wheat, and other row crops. Read More

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New crop protection products get green light for export markets

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Three crop protection products slated for use for the first time in 2025 meet the market access requirements of Ontario grain growers and have been green-lighted for use by Ontario grain industry stakeholders.

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Micronutrients play a mighty big role in crop production

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When it comes crop nutrition, the macronutrients dominate the management discussion, and the fertilizer bill. That focus is certainly justified as primary macronutrients nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium play a critical role in ensuring a successful crop.

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Feedlot manure and compost fuels crop performance

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Two things are true when it comes to agriculture: where there is cattle, there is manure and where there are crops, there is a need for nutrients. Producers have found many ways to handle those two truths individually, but research is showing that some things really are better together.

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Prince Edward Island — the land of cover crops

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Cover crops are everywhere on Prince Edward Island. In recent years, growers looking to help manage the Island’s light-textured soils have rapidly ramped up cover crop planting to improve soil health and fight erosion. Read More Cover crops are everywhere on Prince Edward Island. Read More

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Cover crops play key role in “sustainably intensified” agriculture

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Theres growing evidence that cover crops have the ability to support sustainably intensified agriculture. He makes a strong case to support the claim that cover crops have the ability to help agriculture produce more crops per acre while also preserving natural resources, including Read More

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