Western Canada’s magazine for agronomists and agrologists.
Groundbreaker: Mario Tenuta’s love of learning, and desire to be useful, have driven his career as a soil scientist
Science Brief: Combining harvest weed seed control with early-maturing crops may limit wild oat populations
Science Brief: Keep your goals in mind
Field Notes: P movement is limited in soil, particularly under dry soil conditions
There is always something new around the corner, so how do crop consultants filter out the noise and arrive at a reliable recommendation for their clients?
Agronomists and canola growers have many proven steps to manage blackleg disease in canola. Genetic resistance has been an extremely effective tool, and will remain so — as long as that resistance matches the blackleg races in a field
A veteran agronomist, speaking at the recent Manitoba Agronomists Conference, offers advice on how to handle difficult discussions with clients
Researchers at the Chinook Applied Research Association’s Soil Health Lab have adapted a soil health assessment from Cornell University to evaluate Alberta soils
Agronomy and the Law: Are you prepared to answer that question from a farming client?
