An old photo, but still has strong meme potential. Always choose correct nomenclature and correct identification to ensure proper pest management actions.

If you see symptoms like this in your cereal crops, report to PCDMN and submit samples to Alberta Plant Health lab for bacterial leaf streak testing.

Excited to announce our new partnership with Olds College of Agriculture & Technology Smart Farm to expand our innovation and development capabilities in Canada. Read the announcement here: bit.ly/43TH1uZ AgSmart

The best partnerships are the ones where everyone benefits. It’s exciting to work with Olds College of Agriculture & Technology setting up a research and innovation farm. Together we will bring new concepts and technology to farmers across Canada starting in 2024 bit.ly/3OrLKhV #cdnag #agresearch

Annual PSA with the start of harvest. If you are concerned about moisture situation for next year an effective way to mitigate next years risk is to maximize stubble height now (assuming this is an option with this seasons growth/livestock feed needs) #westcdnag #drought23🧵1/3

Canadian farmers face unique challenges, and our new technology development station at Olds College of Agriculture & Technology allows us to research and create solutions for growers right here in Canada. Hear from Graham Collier on what this means for our industry. #CdnAg #AgPartnerships #AgResearch

Excellent summary to date of our #ultraearly #wheat and #durum including a summary of Dr. Graham Collier thesis work. Shout out to Carolyn King and Top Crop Manager on a great article - btw Bruce Barker Top Crop Manager she needs a raise! 😎

A month ago, the Bank of Canada initially reported that the carbon tax was responsible for a mere 0.15% increase in inflation. Dalhousie University sought an explanation, only to discover that these calculations were overly narrow in scope. However, just yesterday, the Governor

On this day, we remember those who gave their lives for our freedom but also those who fought and are still with us today. Robert Taylor on left (101 years oldl, Lyman Peardon on right (102 years) old. #WW2veterans

It may look like snow but this is really just frost on bare soil. In the absence of a snow cover there are intense temperature/humidity gradients that are moving soil water to the surface as vapor where it’s refreezing and then sublimating. No snow = drier soils #westcdnag #water

Hey folks. I have a student that will be joining me in Lacombe for about 4 months that is looking for a room to rent in the area. If anyone has any leads it would be appreciated!

Nuseed is excited to invite you to our next Carinata University event in Texas and Georgia. We will be focusing on harvest, combine 🚜 best practices, agronomics, and valuable tips to maximize the value of your carinata crop. 🌱 🌱 bit.ly/48PDml2 #NuseedCarinataU

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Great news, thanks for sharing Brian Beres, and Thanks Agronomy Journal

Thanks Shaun Haney & Peter Johnson for the shoutout & coverage of our #ultraearly #wheat #seeding projects including Graham Collier PhD thesis work that included fall-applied herb to replace preseed burn down

Seeding is underway at the Nufarm technology development station Olds College of Agriculture & Technology! This is the first year of our plots to research new offerings for the Canadian market. Stay tuned for more updates through the growing season👀 #WestCdnAg #CdnAg

Thanks for a great show in Munich tonight @corblund and the shout out to the Edmonton Oilers Game 3 at 2:00AM tonight!

#ultraearly #durum #wheat seeded at 2 degrees seems to have completed flowering ahead of this week of extreme heat whereas plots planted at 4 and 8 degrees showing quite a number of anthers.

Any plans for July 18th? If not, come on over & catch a glimpse of what we do over AAFC Canada RDT Centre. They ‘volunteered’ me to be a narrator on the bus so that might b worth the charge of admission alone (it’s free…) 😎

SEEDING has started #plant25, ULTRA EARLY barley and wheat plots are going in the ground at Lethbridge today! Irrigated soil temp 0.4 degrees, rainfed 0.8 degrees. Good seeding conditions, wind is making it so cold on the seeder! #saskbarley, #manitobacropalliance, Brian Beres