Getting the most from your 2022 wheat crop!
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.
The Wheat News
Spring Wheat Still Making $EN$E for your Operation
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.
A Fall for the History Books!
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!
FIVE FALL FACTORS FOR FOCUS
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.
Deciphering the Wheat Trials
The Ontario Cereal Crop Committee has once again done a fantastic job with the 2020 Ontario Winter Wheat Performance Trials. The results are very intriguing, and many different things were learned in 2021. Follow along as The Wheat Team deciphers the 2020 trials.
Seeding Rate Calculator
Get Serious about your wheat with our seeding rate calculator Having the correct wheat seeding rate on your fields can create a huge economic impact
What the Flat!
In general the wheat crop has been looking excellent. We are in the home stretch and all of a sudden we are experiencing lodging on a large scale. Its not always easy to come it with “why” the wheat has lodged as every situation is different but follow along as The Wheat Team deciphers the problem.
Deep Impact!
Growing wheat isn’t just about baking bread. It’s important to include wheat in any crop rotation because it makes all other crops better.
Adding Red Clover to your Rotation
There is lots of buzz around the countryside regarding cover crops, which is fantastic! Cover crops are a great addition to any crop rotation and the benefits are larger than many growers realize. For example, by including red clover into your rotation you add…
Introducing Seeds Canada!
Seeds Canada has sprouted! Four seed sector organizations all voted in favour of amalgamation to become one new, national organization. Read more to learn what this means for the Canadian seed sector.