Tag Archives University of Manitoba
Soybeans shine with no-till systems
Researchers studied corn and soybean response to different soil and residue conditions
Don’t misdiagnose soil compaction
Erosion or true compaction? A correct diagnosis is key to proper management
Perennial wheat more than a pipedream
It's still years from commercialization, but early perennial wheat research is promising
Soybean research underway
From variety development to agronomy advice, soybean research is bringing new options
Do soybeans need phosphorus?
Phosphorus fertilizer won’t increase soybean yield, but good strategies can maintain fertility
Prairie wheat growers wanted for gluten strength study
What's in it for you? Valuable data about your wheat, and potentially help boost returns for the whole class
A race against evolving blackleg
The blackleg pathogen is evolving to challenge blackleg resistant canola varieties
Buffer strips are not that efficient
Riparian buffer strips’ reputation for filtering nutrient runoff may be overblown
Liquid hog manure is liquid gold
It’s expensive to transport, but farmers near hog operations like the benefits
Zero tillage can increase P loss
Phosphorus can drain off the soil during snowmelt. Periodic tillage may reduce the losses