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With steps to improve seed survival, canola growers can stretch the seed supply to cover as many acres as possible while also achieving the target stand needed for yield potential.
With steps to improve seed survival, canola growers can stretch the seed supply to cover as many acres as possible while also achieving the target stand needed for yield potential.
The tool provides a quick read on dozens of plant characteristics, making it handy for research. University of Alberta plant scientist Linda Gorim is using MultispeQ in a project to identify canola lines with the greatest photosynthetic capacity.
Spring canola works well across the northern Ontario cropping area, but surprisingly good results for winter canola in southernmost parts of the province in 2020 should have more farmers taking a look at the crop.
Heaters added to bin aeration systems will greatly increase air’s capacity to dry at a time of year when natural air drying just isn’t practical or often even possible.
Dedicated grain driers work quickly, removing more moisture in less time than a bin-based supplemental heat system. This may be the better choice for farms that expect to handle a lot of high-moisture grain every year.