Canola School: Can your fans handle a 25,000 bushel bin full of canola?
Kelvin Heppner talks to Lorne Greiger of the Prairie Agricultural Machinery institute about the effects of larger bin sizes on the storage and handling of canola.
Canola School - Dry Soils Raise the Risk of Fertilizer Toxicity
Don Flaten, soil scientist with the University of Manitoba, discusses the risk factors that contribute to fertilizer toxicity problems at seeding.
Canola School: Fumigation in the fight against clubroot
Sheau-Fang Hwang of Alberta Agriculture & Forestry shares her research findings looking at methods and feasibility for fumigating soil where clubroot is a problem.
Canola School - Research looking at liming to suppress clubroot
Sheau-Fang Hwang discusses preliminary findings from a project looking at liming can impact clubroot-infested soil. Filmed during Canola Week in Saskatoon.
EU neonic restrictions ‘a tragedy’ for beneficial insects, says UK researcher
The European Commission ‘severely restricted‘ three neonicotinoids — clothiandidin, imidacloprid, and thiamethoxam — in an effort to protect honeybees, but critics say the regulations are doing for the very opposite.
Canola School: New test unlocks ability to match resistance with blackleg type
Nicholas Larkan of Armatus Genetics explains new testing capabilities developed by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada for identifying blackleg strains in a field — information that can be used to select appropriate varieties based on new blackleg resistance…