Spring weather outlook a mixed-bag: from too cool to decent moisture

Agronomic news
February 23, 2025

Source: RealAgriculture.com

Weather and what it may look like for the coming year is top of mind for Drew Lerner of World Weather Inc., as he and RealAgriculture’s Shaun Haney discuss the long-range forecast at the Top Producer Summit at Kansas City, Missouri. Find out more on the weather outlook from this full report.

Lambda-cy back in the toolbox for 2025

February 23, 2025

Avaluable tool for managing insect pests, such as flea beetles and grasshoppers, is back in the toolbox for 2025. As reported earlier this month, Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) has effectively lif...

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Canola storage requires continued vigilance

February 23, 2025

Getting canola off the field and into a bin is just half the battle — now you need to keep it in condition and avoid spoilage during the critical winter months. This fight starts at harvest time, said Breanna Miller, agron...

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Corn acres saw stellar year in eastern Prairies

February 23, 2025

Grain corn is now consistently bigger than oats in Manitoba, and not just in height. Last year, Manitoba farmers harvested 497,000 acres of grain corn and 429,000 acres of oats, using data from Manitoba Agricultural Servic...

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3 places to consider tracks instead of tires, with Scott Shearer

February 23, 2025

Tracks certainly don’t eliminate compaction, and they usually cost substantially more than wheels, but research at The Ohio State University shows there are several specific applications where tracks offer a productivity o...

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Pulse School: Protect germination potential with gentle seed handling

February 23, 2025

While the Prairies experienced both last year, the quality of seed going into 2025 is quite stable, says Carey Matthiessen, senior seed analyst at 20/20 Seed Labs, in this episode of RealAgriculture’s Pulse School. Find ou...

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Weather and what it may look like for the coming year is top of mind for Drew Lerner of World Weather Inc., as he and RealAgriculture’s Shaun Haney discuss the long-range forecast at the Top Producer Summit at Kansas City, Missouri. Find out more on the weather outlook from this full report.

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