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Thanks for tuning in to this episode of RealAg on the Weekend. On this show, host Shaun Haney discusses the Saskatchewan weather and crop conditions with Saskatchewan farmer Mike Beckie. Plus hear from: George Gaeke with Olds College on spraying with drones; Hear a clip with Justin Nanninga from a recent Canola School episode on. Read More Thanks for tuning in to this episode of RealAg on the Weekend.
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The latest 7-day QPF map shows that most of the region will get rain again this week and there is a chance of rain almost every day. The highest chances and rain amounts are likely to happen through Monday night but lower chances will continue through the week.
Since I went to see Twisters today, I thought for some summer fun you might enjoy Time magazine’s list of the best disaster movies, since many of these movies have a weather or climate component. I don’t agree with all of their rankings but it is fun to see what the rankings are.
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Since I went to see Twisters today, I thought for some summer fun you might enjoy Time magazine’s list of the best disaster movies, since many of these movies have a weather or climate component. I don’t agree with all of their rankings but it is fun to see what the rankings are.
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The National Hurricane Center is showing an area with a 40% chance of development in the western Atlantic in a position that could mean potential trouble for us in the Southeast.
The Cola/Kola hypocotyl is a crucial part of the seedling structure in Cola plants, specifically those species like Cola acuminata and Cola nitida that produce
The Cola/Kola epicotyl, an essential part of the seedling structure in Cola plants, plays a crucial role in the early development of these economically and cult
Cola/Kola Cotyledonary Petiole refers to the stalk or stem-like structure that attaches the cotyledons, or seed leaves, to the main embryonic axis of the kola n
Blackberry petals are the colorful, delicate parts of the flower that play a key role in attracting pollinators and facilitating the reproductive process of the
Blackberry pistils are the female reproductive structures within the flower of the blackberry plant, which belongs to the Rubus genus in the Rosaceae family.
Blackberry ovaries are the essential female reproductive structures located within the flower of the blackberry plant, which belongs to the Rubus genus in the R
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Blackberry stamens are the male reproductive structures within the flower of the blackberry plant, belonging to the Rubus genus in the Rosaceae family.
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