Welcome to this Tuesday edition of RealAg Radio, brought to you by Tingley's Harvest Centre! On today's show you'll hear: A conversation with Senator Rob Black, and his travels across the country; Kirk Frankish of Tingley's Harvest Centre joins us for a product spotlight, where he shares some big auction news happening on Oct 14;... Read More
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Believe it or not, there hasn't been an updated survey on wireworm species across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba since 1943. That all changes now that a research team has taken on the task. Ted Labun, seedcare technical lead for Western Canada at Syngenta Canada, explains in this Wheat School episode why the survey needed to... Read More
Let's face it, variety selection can be a pretty daunting task. What specific traits do you focus on? How many should you grow? Do we focus purely on yield? We've got a full lineup to help us navigate through the ins and outs of choosing a variety for 2022: Nate Ort of the Canola Council... Read More
Biologically speaking, some stress is good for the body. Stress responses are necessary at times to act quickly, to run, or to see a project through. That said, too much stress or being under stress for too long can lead to both mental and physical hardship. Farmers, as a group, are 68 per cent more... Read More
Welcome to Agronomic Monday, packed to the rafters with content. On today's edition of RealAg Radio, you'll hear: John Heard, soil fertility specialist with Manitoba Agriculture and Resource Development, on the risks of growing soybeans on fields with excess nitrates; Kim Brown-Livingston, weed specialist with Manitoba Agriculture and Resource Development, on the discovery of palmer... Read More
The ongoing global shortage of semiconductor chips has created difficult times for farm machinery makers, but there may be light at the end of the tunnel. CNH Industrial CEO Scott Wine says equipment makers, such as the company's Case IH and New Holland brands, still have some tough months ahead and are "probably nine months... Read More
Drought in 2021 has caused some crops to not use all of the available nutrients in soil, and soil tests suggest that some fields have elevated soil nitrate levels. High soil nitrate levels can pose a problem for next year's soybean crop, as they can prevent nodulation from happening which could prove a problem later... Read More
Hay season can be demanding, and there's nothing worse than hay on the ground and a rain cloud coming in. Case IH has a new line-up of windrowers, the WD5 series, that it says offers more consistent dry down and fast speeds, which could be an operational solution for hay producers out there. "The new... Read More
Welcome to Episode 2 of the Canola PODcast, sponsored by InVigor® hybrid canola from BASF. This podcast series features a number of different guests and experts to discuss what tools InVigor hybrid canola and BASF can offer growers to have a successful season. This second episode is focused on disease management strategies for blackleg and... Read More
Welcome to this Friday edition of RealAg Radio. We always appreciate our listeners taking time to tune in! On today's show you'll hear a Beef Market Update with Anne Wasko of Gateway Livestock Exchange, and an issues panel featuring Lyndsey Smith and Kelvin Heppner. They'll be talking about: PM Trudeau vacationing in Tofino, B.C., on... Read More