During harvest, many producers are able to sell their grain directly off the combine for the right price. However, due to contract requirements, delivery or shipping opportunities, that may not… Read More
Snow on swathed canola will delay harvest, just like a rain would. In October, when it can be assumed that a return to more seasonal temperatures will occur, waiting it… Read More
Early winter conditions this fall may make it necessary for harvested grains and oilseeds to be dried mechanically. “Investing in a grain drying system requires careful long-term decision making because… Read More
Harvest delays due to soggy soils, frequent rains and even mist have canola growers wondering about risk to the crop and what, if anything, they can do reduce these risks…. Read More
Year two of the rural mental health training program presented by the Do More Agriculture Foundation (DMA) and Farm Credit Canada (FCC) has officially launched and is accepting applications. The… Read More
A farm emergency plan is the first step when dealing with the risk of fires during harvest. “This plan needs to detail what happens on the farm should a fire… Read More
How the Alberta Climate Information Service (ACIS) can help producers make informed decisions during the growing and harvest seasons. “Weather tends to be our most common – and all consuming… Read More
With a couple of surprisingly hot days, canola harvested in those conditions may have gone into the bin at a high-risk temperature. Canola storage experts recommend that hot canola be… Read More
Best time to spray perennial weeds. If you have a canola field with a lot of perennial weed escapes, especially Canada thistle, are you better to spray them pre-harvest or… Read More
The Alberta Wheat Commission (AWC) is now accepting nominations for farm leaders in Regions 1 and 5. Positions open for nomination include, two directors and three regional representatives in Region… Read More
