Denis Trémorin, Director of #Sustainability with Pulse Canada is presenting a new report on the sustainability of pulse crops to winter meeting attendees. The full report - called "Impactful" - will be published online in the coming days. #AgTwitter #CDNAg #SkAg @DenisPulse

Consider growing soybeans in SK…early maturity, non host for aphanomyces root rot and good weed control options. Other positive attributes talked about by @saskpulse Meagen Reed, Agronomy Manager. ⁦Meagen Reed⁩

Useful summary of herbicide-resistant weed species on the Canadian Prairies. WGRF Canola Council of Canada @AlbertaBarley Alberta Canola AB Pulse Growers Alberta Agriculture and Irrigation Sask Wheat SaskBarley @SaskCanola Saskatchewan Pulse Growers Sask Agriculture Manitoba Crop Alliance Canola Growers MPSG Manitoba Agriculture

If you are a Canadian producer using a physical impact mill (iHSD, Seed Terminator or Redekop SCU), I would love to find out more about how it's working on your farm and what you need for research! There's a survey you can fill out (~10 min.) here: agr.survey-sondage.ca/f/l/impact_mill

Yeah this is Saskatchewan. But…. See why I love it so much? 😍 #ExploreSask #ExploreCanada

Grad student with ⁦USask PlantSci⁩ doing work with fabas and lygus. 1 lygus per plant can produce damage within 4 days or 4 lygus in one day 🙈. No wonder we see spots! Good luck finding solutions Teresa!

Dry bean graduate student Quinn working on processes for enhancing breeding program at ⁦USask PlantSci⁩. Using drones to help identify features for better dry beans for growers in Saskatchewan! Nice to see young people interested in pulses!!

Off to Pulse Variety field day at St. Brieux with SM Ag. Interested in pulses… get your questions answered while seeing new varieties of peas, lentils, fabas and soybean.

So I guess pickling is done for the year! Not sure if I am happy or sad 🤷🏻‍♀️. Hope all the crops were far enough along or swathed!🤞

Mike Brown, Agronomy Manager first up at Swift Current Regional Pulse Meeting. Growers in the area have proven Palliser wrong - this area can be productive as growers have adopted practices to conserve H20 and soil! @saskpulse

Well deserved!!

Chickpea margins help explain the interest for 2024. Green lentils also up there! Thanks ⁦Chuck_Penner⁩ for info presented at Weyburn Regional Pulse Meeting ⁦Saskatchewan Pulse Growers⁩

Great panel on value of investments by growers into seed and variety development. Canada has a great system! Why Should Farmers Invest in New Genetics? A Recent Panel Discussion Offered Some Good Reasons germination.ca/why-should-far… via @Seed World Canada

Always learn something new from Tyler Wist. Who knew that the sour sunflower seeds we encounter during summer baseball season are ones that lygus bugs have damaged? #soils&crops2024

Congratulations to Dr's Pierre Hucl and Sabine Banniza on being recognized for their outstanding contribution to the their discipline and the agronomy profession by the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists.

#USask student Hansanee Fernando shares her experience in the PhD Plant Sciences program at the College of Agriculture and Bioresources.   Applications for admission are open! Apply now > bit.ly/3HZ3caN

Looking for part time work in Ag and have experience with managing projects? Great opportunity to be involved in Variety Trials for pulses! agcall.com/1585-VTrProgLea

Congratulations Sabine - well deserved!!! Your contributions to pulse crop disease ID and management in western Canada is so greatly appreciated!

Help us further validate our tests and sample/submission procedures by taking advantage of (one-time) FREE rapid testing for herbicide resistance. The best time to scout is 3-4 weeks after application! Please RT

Canada breaks soybean yields in 2024 farmtario.com/crops/canada-b… At 43.5 bu/acre in Western Canada that is amazing! Interested to know if protein levels from the West were at par....