The Agronomists, Ep 97: Love your soil microbes with Drs. Kari Dunfield and
Bobbi Helgason
Plans announced to build new Big Bud tractors
Adam Fast, student of agriculture
Adam Fast is a Lethbridge born-and-raised student at the University of
Alberta pursuing a Masters of Science. When experience sparked a passion for agri-science, Fast shifted gears to join the ever-changing industry with an open mind and a desire to solve the problems western Canadian farmers face. Read More
HyLife designs weaning ramp to improve piglet care
A ramp designed by pork company HyLife for vaccinating weanlings has
potential to improve animal care across the industry, the company says. The ramp was created by HyLife's Continuous Improvement Team (CI), and has received approval from renowned animal behaviouralist, Dr. Temple Grandin. Read More
The benefits of wider row spacing for canola seeding
Canadian Centre for Agricultural Wellbeing partners with TELUS Health on mental health services
The Canadian Centre for Agricultural Wellbeing (CCAW), a new not-for-profit organization launched in late 2022, is on a mission to support farmers and their families with a research-to-action approach to mental health. Read More
Where will all the byproducts go? The potential wasteful consequences of the lambda-cy label change
The Canadian agriculture system is complex and integrated from start to
finish. What does that mean? It means that grain systems might include forages, manure, or livestock, and fruit and vegetable systems might send byproducts to be fed to livestock to avoid expensive tipping fees and
adding to landfills and waste. Read More
Nitrogen fertilizer prices no longer at the ceiling, with new floor still to be determined in Europe
Nitrogen prices for North American farmers are no longer at their 2022
highs, but they still have a long way to drop before returning to where
they were a few years ago.
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Poll: Where does your budget live?
Not everyone is a numbers person, but most who run a business know the value of crunching income and expenses well ahead of the final tallies. Budgets can take many forms, from a scribbled down input/output scenario, to templates and spreadsheets, or a completely invisible version that lives only in someone's head. Read More
Wednesday on RealAg Radio
Wednesday on RealAg Radio, host Kelvin Heppner will bring you coverage and all the goings on from Manitoba Ag Days.
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