News! We're having an intercrop meeting near Carlyle, SK on Nov 26 as part of a Nature United project. We have some very fresh chickpea flax data to share. Anyone who wants to be in a farmer panel, let me know.
Prevention is the best management strategy for ergot, but if you notice some in your field, visit our website for management strategies: https://t.co/Kkr1Ro5yNW
#SaskAg
Const. Lacy Browning remains employed by RCMP, but on leave for unknown reasons
The Kelowna RCMP officer who was caught on surveillance footage in 2020 assaulting a young nursing student while she was experiencing a mental health crisis
https://t.co/Kpbaeacv2c
Wind is blowing at 100+ km/hr in southern AB today. That means soils from cultivated fields in Lethbridge County are headed to Saskatchewan. At times visibility is 0! This should not be happening! Alberta Agriculture’s Soil Conservation Act is almost useless & rarely enforced!
Before seeding begins, refer to the three different herbicide carryover risk maps of the province to make sure you're not at risk for herbicide carryover damage. Maps separate risk based on herbicide application and rainfall timing. Learn more: https://t.co/BeZN72mFmr
Hey Intercroppers (or potential intercroppers)
Is there anybody close to Redvers that would be up for a maple pea canola fieldscale demonstration? There's some funding for it possibly.
I just need one location.
Clubroot programming and a distribution map are available to help on-farm decision making for the upcoming growing season. Learn more: https://t.co/z1pAdTIEaJ
📢 In collaboration with the U of M, prairie cereal commissions, and provincial governments, we are requesting assistance to enhance Saskatchewan Fusarium Head Blight maps���� @SaskBarley @SKAgriculture
https://t.co/G9FeUIB4Hr
Soils and Crops 2024 is underway - today with two concurrent sessions with full rooms of enthusiastic agronomists, grad students and research scientists. #soilscrops
In case you are feeling "snowed in" today -
Sask. has had to cope with major snow storms throughout its history
Blizzard in 1906 lasted two weeks and destroyed cattle herds in southern Saskatchewan
https://t.co/EMkeDb6Ict
Hey canola farmers in Saskatchewan. Did you know there's free testing for verticillium stripe, blackleg & clubroot from SaskCanola? Yep.
This is an awesome service. First step to managing a disease is
accurate identification. @SaskCanola
More details:
https://t.co/dl0jq99DYV
Visit the #USask College of Agriculture and Bioresources @AginMotion booth (#328) and talk with #USask researchers on special topics during our Ask a Researcher sessions! July 18-20, 10 am to noon. #AIM23
For more info: https://t.co/uYhpdi0Q2x
Adani has tapped into the watertable and is doing nothing about the leakage. It is draining our sacred spring where we live and drink from. Destruction is not only in the pit but all surrounding ecosystems die without sufficient water tables.
Our annual farm tour is July 20 from 9 am to 1 pm. We will end the tour with a free BBQ lunch and we have applied for CCA & CCSC credits. Give me a text (306-621-6032) or send me an email at [email protected]