Making a case for yearly soil testing…
Residual nutrient levels on a soil test can fluctuate year to year. Solid fertility plans should be based on yearly testing and long term averages.
Together we go farther, faster. Leveraging the power of peer groups
I would argue that in the case of farming and peer groups, together we go faster and farther.
Embrace change… it’s constant and inevitable
The face of farming has changed over time from breaking ground and ploughing wit [...]
When is a trial not a trial?
Conducting field scale trials is not new. When we look back on the history [...]
Working to support sustainable food production systems
I recently participated in a Faculty conversation hosted by the Department of Ag [...]
Are you extracting the full value from your soil samples?
A few weeks ago, I had a conversation with a prospect about the benefits of annu [...]
Old habits can be hard to break!
This past fall I was fortunate to be invited on an agronomy tour of Eastern Euro [...]
Take it with a grain of salt…
"Take trial results with a grain of salt unless you have all the trial data at your disposal, you know the trial layout and you've been provided all the stats, otherwise the results could be made to show you what they want you to see."
Incorporate LIDAR data into your surface drainage plans
Following the flood of 1997, the Province of Manitoba commissioned the collectio [...]
Plant Available Moisture
I was out checking the nodulation on a few soybean fields this week and I hadn't [...]
