Video: Winter camelina a new oilseed option?

Agronomic news
June 28, 2024

Source: Western Producer

Darcy Friesen of Langham, Saskatchewan, is happy with his first crop of winter camelina from Smart Earth Camelina Corp. The crop is very competitive and gets ahead of the weeds in the spring, even on land where canola crops struggle. Find out more on the crop from this Western Producer video.

Russia expected to ship fewer peas

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Traders agree that Russia’s pea exports will be down this year, but they differ widely on the magnitude of the drop. Tareq Awad, a trader with Fruitimpex, is forecasting another good crop exceeding four million tonnes of p...

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Indian researchers look for more resilient wheat

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Indian researchers say focusing wheat breeding programs solely on boosting yields is no longer enough as climate change threatens the country’s ability to grow crops. Read more on their efforts to look for more resilient w...

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Wheat School: Timing harvest for fusarium-infected winter wheat

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On this episode of RealAgriculture Wheat School, Peter Johnson looks at the Fusarium Head Blight Index, a new tool that growers can take to the field to determine which fields are at the highest risk for yield loss and deo...

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Corn School: How to determine corn growth stage

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Proper staging is important for understanding how to scout and manage corn, whether for timing fertilizer, herbicide, insecticide or fungicide applications. But the problem is there are multiple ways to measure corn’s grow...

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Soy Canada celebrates 10 years of delivering what the world wants

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Brian Innes is the executive director for Soy Canada, which held its annual general meeting and a 10-year anniversary celebration at Sirski Farms near Dauphin, Manitoba on June 19. He joined Shaun Haney to discuss the meet...

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Darcy Friesen of Langham, Saskatchewan, is happy with his first crop of winter camelina from Smart Earth Camelina Corp. The crop is very competitive and gets ahead of the weeds in the spring, even on land where canola crops struggle. Find out more on the crop from this Western Producer video.

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