MacAulay quietly headed to China to address potential retaliation against Canadian canola

Agronomic news
November 08, 2024

Source: RealAgriculture.com

Canada’s Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay is quietly heading to China on an unannounced trip to work on mitigating harm from potential Chinese duties on Canadian canola. Read more on the trip from this RealAgriculture article.

Soybean School: Feeding a hidden hunger for nitrogen

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On this episode of the RealAgriculture Soybean School, Horst Bohner, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness soybean specialist, shares what he’s learning about soybean’s appetite for N in trials across the ...

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The Agronomists: Fall field work with Glen Arnold, Christine Brown, & Curtis Cavers

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There’s never a shortage of field work to be done in the fall, but fall conditions can sometimes be very unfavourable for tillage, manure, or fertilizer applications. To dig into considerations for fall field work, includi...

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Syngenta Canada launches new biostimulant to drive higher yields in field crops

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There will be a new biostimulant in the crop production toolbox for row crops in 2025. Syngenta Canada has launched YieldON, liquid foliar biostimulant to help improve productivity in corn, wheat, and other row crops. Find...

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Wheat School: Narrow rows drive winning winter wheat

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On this episode of the RealAgriculture Wheat School, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness cereals specialist Joanna Follings and RealAgriculture agronomist Peter Johnson look at management tips gleaned fr...

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Growers across Ontario have been able to seed winter wheat this fall into almost perfect conditions, and there may be a record acreage seeded. A significant portion of winter wheat acres were seeded in September but with p...

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Canada’s Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay is quietly heading to China on an unannounced trip to work on mitigating harm from potential Chinese duties on Canadian canola. Read more on the trip from this RealAgriculture article.

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