In the news over the last two weeks we have learned about stripe rust moving north already, Record Breaking wheat yields are being harvested and lower wheat acres are expected in some major growing areas in North America!
There is still plenty of debate around adding sulphur to your wheat crop. This article outlines the role that sulphur plays in your wheat crop. Unfortunately, once you see the a problem, you are already losing yield!
2017 is shaping up to follow 2016’s record breaking wheat very well. We will look at some of the crop staging that is out in the countryside and how much of an impact that later seeding will have on wheat.
Check out who the happy winners were at the London and Ottawa Farm Shows! Thanks to everyone for visiting us!
This article will look at streamer bars for applying nitrogen. Are they worth the money? What benefit will they provide to your business? If you want to learn more about streamer bars read this article.
There are many different factors that need to be evaluated shooting for BIG wheat yields. Since the fall management strategies such as variety selection, residue management and planting have all been looked after; it is time to start planning the spring management…
Your Hard Red Winter Wheat crop has two jobs to do. Make grain kernels (= YIELD), and produce adequate Protein levels (= GRADE). These two jobs need to be accomplished separately. This article will help you understand how to achieve both goals for your crop!
In 2012, there were several farmers who reached the 100 bushel plateau with Spring Wheat. Most of these fields had one thing in common – Early planting! The largest impact you can have on your spring wheat crop is moving the heading date as far forward as possible
Well, the newest hard red spring wheat from C&M Seeds is now available for production in spring 2017. Easton will suit spring wheat growers in both Southwestern Ontario and Eastern Ontario. It has been performing well on all soil types and provides growers with a great advancement in fusarium protection along with…
There is no doubt that the Ontario 2016 winter wheat crop was the best ever. Granted, there certainly was an extreme range. The crop was planted early in to prime conditions and 2017 looks similar….