Although spiders can sometimes get a bad rap, when we are talking about beneficials and crop health, the eight-legged creatures actually can go a long way in protecting plants from hungry pests. For this episode of the Pests & Predators podcast, brought to you by Field Heroes powered by the Western Grains Research Foundation, host... Read More
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We're back with another episode of The Agronomists, and as always, we're excited to be here. Today's show — hosted by Lyndsey Smith — features Greg Stewart of Maizex Seeds and Elizabeth Karpinchick of Tone Ag. The trio discusses in-crop N applications in the corn crop (and more). The Agronomists is brought to you by... Read More
Another Monday and another awesome episode of RealAg Radio! On today's show, host Shaun Haney is joined by RealAgriculture's Peter "Wheat Pete" Johnson as they discuss a number of agronomy issues popping up across the country including slow soybean emergence. Also on the show is Hector Carcamo with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) at Lethbridge,... Read More
If you live in Ontario, you could support future agriculture diploma students and get a chance to win a new 2022 GMC Sierra valued at over $70,000. The #WinThisTruck lottery is the brainchild of Keith Bean, dealer with Bean Chevrolet Buick GMC at Carleton Place, Ont. Bean, a key player in making the Algonquin College... Read More
After a dreary few weeks, we're starting this episode of the Beef Market Update on a positive note. Anne Wasko, of the Gateway Livestock Exchange, says on her ranch in southwest Saskatchewan, they got some rain, and hey, the markets are on the way up. The markets started out this week slow, but quickly picked... Read More
It's Fridaaaaay! It's hard to chose what our favourite day of the week is on RealAg Radio, but we'll certainly tell you one thing: the Friday RealAg Issues Panel is up there on the list. Maybe it's a five-way tie? On today's show, you'll hear a Beef Market Update with Anne Wasko, of the Gateway... Read More
Discussions are underway on whether or not a new beef packing facility would be viable in Saskatchewan. The industry has sustained healthy margins over the past two-and-a-half years and with Saskatchewan being the literal breeding ground for upwards of one million cows, it's no wonder the province is up for consideration. Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association... Read More