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Manage your wheat with confidence! Use our stand assessment calculator to help narrow down your management practices in your wheat
The War in Ukraine has created uncertainty in a very significant grain producing region, and the very unfortunate happenings there have created a very significant opportunity for Ontario Wheat Growers. #prosperitygrass
With T3 applications quickly upon on us, The Wheat Team has come up with some factors to consider to make effective T3 applications.
As the wheat breaks dormancy, every wheat producer should be in their fields conducting a spring stand assessment to make well informed management decisions such as nitrogen and sulphur programs, fungicide applications and plant growth regulator requirements.
Counting Tillers and assessing stands in a wheat crop. It is always best to view the crop from a mathematical standpoint to determine what kind
The number one question lately is “Will my wheat make it?” Learn what The Wheat Team recommends for spring assessments.
The Wheat Team connected with three Ontario CCA Agronomists
to quiz them on ways to control some costs, maximize their straw,
and get the most from their 2022 wheat crops.
Spring Wheat acres in Ontario have always trended like a bit of a roller coaster. 2022 is setting up to be a year for increased consideration to the rotation. There will be demand for the wheat, the rotational benefits enhance your soil, READ ON for thoughts to see if it is a fit for you, and to set your acres up for success.
Provincial wheat acres slightly over 710,000 acres. With lots of concerns regarding the quality of stands, learn what The Wheat Team is looking for with stand assessments going into winter!
Top results don’t happen by accident. These factors can lead to improved success with wheat. Learn more what The Wheat Teams Five Fall Factors for Focus are.