New product notebooks from previous editions can be accessed via this link, as well. Workers at the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation's shelterbelt centre in Indian Head are harvesting tree and shrub seedlings this fall that farmers will be able to plant next year. Save money on winter annual weed control October is a good month for fall weed control, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture weed control specialist Clark Brenzil. Agronomists are reminding farmers that soil tests taken this fall will tell a story that could change by next spring. Some believe soybeans can't be grown in Saskatchewan because they aren't traditionally suited to its lower heat units, cool evenings and shorter growing season - Hugh Campbell isn't one of them.
Prevention is the easiest, safest and least expensive way to achieve an insect-free state.
A Saskatoon research scientist says his company has come up with an effective and affordable way to deal with a problem that continues to bedevil the rapidly expanding hog industry. Farms worldwide weigh precision farming benefits Like a lot of farmers around the world, Australian Dean Johns has been hoping that precision farming will increase his farm's yield, efficiency and profits. Wheat gene increases protein A recently discovered gene, when bred into Canada western red spring wheat lines, can increase protein content with no negative effect on baking characteristics, said Odean Lukow, head of the Cereal Quality Protection section at the Agriculture Canada Cereal Research Centre in Winnipeg.