Research on nitrogen stabilizers at Discovery Farm west of Langham, Sask., aims to determine the ideal times to apply fertilizer and whether the application windows can be expanded. “The goal is to show producers they could potentially have more time in the fall to apply anhydrous without risking loss,” said Rigas Karamanos, senior agrologist with […] Read more
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It makes sense that land once covered in grass would produce good grass. Doug and Lois McGillivray took that chance in the 1990s to add value to their farm south of Regina, establishing a 500-acre sod farm amid their grain and oilseeds operation. They are now transitioning the successful Prairie Sod Farm to their oldest […] Read more
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VIDEO: Man. funds first projects in conservation program
The Growing Outcomes in Watersheds program pays money toward ongoing environmental protection projects in agricultural areas
GLEN LEA, Man. — After so many years of hoping, conservation-minded farmers are on the cusp of seeing themselves being rewarded for being good stewards. While there have been many conservation projects and environmental programs that farmers have participated in, the roll-out of permanent funding for some farmer efforts is a joy for some to […] Read more
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Farmers might not have been feeling it much, but the world wants their oats. And it’s going to want more and more in the future as “healthy” foods take over more of the consumer marketplace. That’s what’s behind a new oats mill announced for Winnipeg, some oat players say. “Putting a mill in the heart […] Read more
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DECATUR, Ill. — The AgriCup tire debut during the American 2019 Farm Progress Show had a few farmers scratching their heads. “Are those tires supposed to look like that? I think they need some air,” said a show attendee at the Galileo Wheel booth to company co-founder Avishay Novoplanski. The AgriCup is built with more […] Read more
VIDEO: Federated Co-op helps grow Sask. food centre
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