Weather’s Wild Card: How It Shapes Flea Beetle Risk in Canola
Flea Beetle Feeding Spring's arrival brings with it a flurry of activity in th [...]
The Importance of Residue Management
The Importance of Residue Management As we approach the harvest season, one to [...]
Why Tracking Nutrient Removal Rates is Crucial for Long-Term Yield Success.
How many of you are actively tracking your nutrient removal rates over time? By [...]
Collaboration Builds Farming Success with Antara Agronomy
In today’s farming landscape, collaboration is more critical than ever. The Anta [...]
Understanding Soil Compaction and Drainage in the Red River Valley
Is it compaction or poor drainage causing problems in the Red River Valley? The [...]
Soil Test: A Small Step That Makes a Big Difference
When it comes to setting your farm up for success, soil testing is one of [...]
Delegation: what it means & how to take that next step
With delayed planting this spring, seasons have been overlapping making things v [...]
Survivorship Bias; When Things Don’t Add Up
Things aren’t always what they seem in agronomy as in engineering. There are many causes and effects. Only with experience can you learn to look through the noise.
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.
When is a trial not a trial?
Conducting field scale trials is not new. When we look back on the history [...]
