VIDEO: The potential for post-harvest weed control in Western Canada

From the International Weed Resistance Summit

Published: April 4, 2016

With machines like the Harrington Seed Destructor grabbing international headlines, many in Canada wonder whether post-harvest weed control could be the answer to herbicide resistance. Breanne Tidemann, a Ph.D. student at the University of Alberta, decided to find out.

Lisa Guenther caught up with Tidemann at the Herbicide Resistance Summit in Saskatoon this March to hear about her research. Tidemann’s research shows whether or not post-harvest weed control holds promise for some weeds, but not for one of Western Canada’s worst weeds.

(With thanks to Robin Booker of the Western Producer for the videography)

About the author

Lisa Guenther

Lisa Guenther

Senior Editor

Lisa Guenther is the senior editor of magazines at Glacier FarmMedia, and the editor of Canadian Cattlemen. She previously worked as a field editor for Grainews and Country Guide. Lisa grew up on a cow-calf operation in northwestern Saskatchewan and still lives in the same community. She holds a graduate degree in professional communications from Royal Roads University and an undergraduate degree in education from the University of Alberta. She also writes fiction in her spare time and has had two novels published by NeWest Press in Edmonton.

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