Thank you to everyone who’s followed along, shared insights, and supported OFN here.
I’m continuing the journey on @MbPulseGrowers — I’ll be glad to stay connected with you there.
Warmest regards,
– Chris Forsythe
Just a reminder:
This account will be inactive soon.
For continued OFN updates, please follow me at @MbPulseGrowers
Thank you for being part of the community here — I look forward to connecting with you on the MPSG main account.
– Chris Forsythe
Dear On-Farm Network followers,
This account will soon become inactive as I transition to posting on the main MPSG account.
For future OFN updates, please follow the @MbPulseGrowers account.
I look forward to staying in touch on the MPSG account.
Warm regards,
Chris Forsythe
Interested in testing something new out on a farm-scale, on your own farm, with your own equipment? One of our OFN trials might be right for you. If you have a trial idea that isn't on this list reach out to our
@OFNAgronomist, Chris
Visit https://t.co/qZMmmSorLC to learn more!
The OFN uses aerial imagery and NDVI in its thorough quality control process to ensure each trial meets established standards.
Images are layered with GIS data and any areas of the field deemed too stressed are left out of the results.
Interested in testing reduced tillage (e.g. strip tillage) for edible beans? Previous trials have shown positive results. Please get in touch with me to set up strips for next season.
In soybean row spacing trials we have teamed up with awesome folks at Assiniboine College to measure % canopy closure using Canopeo App. Does the canopy close up sooner in narrow rows (10 inch) or wide rows (30 inch) and is there a yield response? Stay tuned to find out!
We started IDC scoring in our Soybean iron fertility on-farm trial this week. Scoring will continue weekly until symptoms dissipate. Check in here for updates! @MbPulseGrowers
Happy to get the opportunity to talk about MPSG's On-Farm Network program with Soy Canada Board of Directors and Staff near Dauphin. @MbPulseGrowers@Soy_Canada
For soybean trials that were established (some trials had to be cancelled) emergence is often slow. We have seedlings struggling to find a crack under a crusted soil to even emergence. A mixed bag kind of year depending on soil and weather conditions in the area.
Field pea scouting at 4th node near Lenore yesterday. Hard to see any nodulation differences between inoculation strategies at this point, however, I did see actively N-fixing nodules for both. We will do a proper nodulation assessment closer to flower bud (R1) stage.
Save the date!
Join us on July 23 for our Crop Management Field Tour, hosted in partnership with @MbPulseGrowers and @CanolaGrowers at @AAFC_Canada's Portage la Prairie Research Farm.
Registration details and agenda to come!
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