Cleanfarms 2023 Unwanted Pesticides & Old Livestock Medications Collection is in Southern Saskatchewan October 23rd to 27th. https://t.co/tRaeRLGoS7
This is your friendly reminder that Beijing is holding the Winter Olympics in February.
During their last summer Olympics, the government stopped the industrial sector to clear the air.
If they repeat, think of how many ag inputs come from China and how tight they already are.
A few comments from SAb this morning. 1)Moisture is a good thing. 2) It’s fall temps...don’t give up. 3)Take care of your sprayer however you need to but be ready when we get a decent day...it will come. 4)Spring isn’t always a guarantee either!
If you’ve conducted variable rate mapping to create zone maps, you could qualify for a rebate. Call the Agriculture Knowledge Centre at 1-866-457-2377 for more information from an Ag Programs Specialist. #CdnAgPartnership#SaskAg https://t.co/kWHr7fJjPV
Hey marketing departments, could you PLEASE stop sending ludicrous amounts of paper promo material to retails? We get piles this big (or bigger) multiple times/yr. We keep 2-4 copies for customers but honestly most look ONLINE. It’s a complete waste... 1/6
Ok ag Twitter! Looking to bale up some straw in the Swift Current area! Will do on shares or by the bale. I’m thinking this is a long shot most modern farms would rather give up their first born child than drop straw.
Sask. Pulse Growers warn that at least one grain buyer is not accepting lentils treated w/ glufosinate ammonium, which is in the product MPower Good Harvest. EU & Japan have very low MRLs for this desiccant. US & CODEX have no established MRL for it.
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#WildPigs are an #InvasiveSpecies that cause extensive ecosystem damage - and they're spreading exponentially in Canada. Check out this important research by @RyanKBrook and Ruth Sachin of @agbiousask.
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Reed Lake’s chemical shed construction has officially begun! @Jayco_Builders are onsite the day after a spring blizzard provided us with some much needed moisture