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Inoculant may build up in the soil over time, but researchers who ran summer trials in Swift Current say that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t keep applying it
This summer, thanks to funding through the Agricultural Demons-tration of Practices and Technologies (ADOPT) program, three pea inoculant trials were conducted in Saskatchewan, at Swift Current, Scott, and Melfort. While the Swift Current results are in, the final report has not yet been written up, which means results are preliminary and have not been fully analyzed. […] Read moreThere are some benefits to gain from row planters, but your decision to buy one will depend on row spacing and seeding rates
Row planters offer some benefits over air drills when seeding soybeans, according to research done in Ontario and Manitoba. But those advantages won’t add up to a new equipment purchase for every farmer. Horst Bohner is a soybean specialist with Ontario’s Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. From 2008 through 2010, Bohner and his […] Read more
