Hybrid Rye Gaining Ground with Western Farmers 

By Becky Zimmer With the growing popularity of hybrid rye, more western Canadian farmers are exploring ways to incorporate hybrid rye into their crop production schedules and crop rotations. Hybrid rye tends to choke out stubborn weeds like foxtail barley, wild oats and kochia, so for farmers with marginal acres, rye crops provide more benefits than just a stronger profit…

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What’s New in Weed Control Research?

By Tom Wolf If you want to know more about the future of weed management, it’s sometimes instructive to look at scientific weed science society annual meetings. Most relevant to Canada are two societies: the Canadian Weed Science Society (CWSS), covering all of Canada, and the North Central Weed Science Society (NCWSS), covering the midwestern U.S. and Canada.  These societies…

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Proactive Management on the Farm

By Becky Zimmer The fact that farming comes with risk is an obvious understatement, especially as farms continue to grow in size. The total number of farms in Canada has gone from 246,923 in 2001 to 189,874 in 2021, a reduction of over 57,000 farms in 20 years, according to Statistics Canada. In the same data set, the only individual…

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Getting the Most from Every Acre

To be named as Saskatchewan’s 2023 Outstanding Young Farmers is an honour…

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Hug a Parts Person

Kevin HurshHere’s a shout-out and a big thank you to all the…

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Cultivating Self-Sufficiency

Over the past 25 years, Paul Adriaansen has focused on making his…

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Hybrid Rye Gaining Ground with Western Farmers 

By Becky Zimmer With the growing popularity of hybrid rye, more western…

Farmer Innovations Drive Problem Solving at Thunderstruck

By Becky Zimmer When problems arise on the farm, there is no…

The Rate of Change

By Tom Wolf, PhD, P.Ag.A wise professor once asked his class what…

Emission reduction that could work

Carbon taxes and/or cap and trade systems will be implemented across the…

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Planting Intentions

By Scott Shiels As we have now turned the page into a new year, expectations are that we will start to see markets recover from a very lacklustre and overly…