A Sask. agronomist says moisture conservation and seed timing are key to better outcomes under hostile conditions
Farmers obviously can’t control Mother Nature, but can they reflect on some weather similarities over the years and come up with a management plan to hedge their bets? Absolutely, says an agronomy specialist with the Canola Council of Canada. Speaking at the Saskatchewan Agronomy Update in Saskatoon and online last month, Warren Ward said mindful […] Read moreTag Archives crop residue
Air shredder manhandles heavy stover
Efficiency in the field is important when dealing with cantankerous BT corn stover and other stubborn crop residues. To meet that challenge, Loftness is introducing a new side discharge windrower/shredder. The Air Delivery Side Discharge Windrower is not a re-named copy of an earlier model, but a new shredder that’s fresh off the Loftness CAD […] Read more
