Welcome to this Monday edition of RealAg Radio. We've got an Agronomic Monday for you today, where you'll hear: Peter "Wheat Pete" Johnson joins in to discuss a multitude of issues; Nevin Rosaasen of Alberta Pulse Growers talks "stagey" pulse crops; and Rachael Melenka of 20/20 Seed Labs talks about the importance of testing wheat... Read More
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Canadian pork production is increasingly in demand around the world, which is why the Canadian Pork Council (CPC) is committing to policies that will support a value chain that supports growth, in the upcoming federal election. Rick Bergmann, CPC chair says that Canadian pork producers work hard every day to provide high quality, nutritious, affordable,... Read More
The Successors is a RealAgriculture podcast series hosted by Kara Oosterhuis focusing on agriculture from the perspective of the up-and-coming generation. What does it take to successfully farm with your family? How do you tackle multiple roles on the farm, and involvement with commodity groups? Why do we need to celebrate the successes in years... Read More
A lack of late-season nitrogen and denitrification has been a concern this year, which is causing less than optimal growth in corn crops in parts of Ontario. Matt Chapple, market agronomist at PRIDE Seeds, has been getting plenty of calls this growing season about the issue, and in this Corn School episode, Bernard Tobin joins... Read More
Welcome to this Friday edition of RealAg Radio. Today's show features a Beef Market Update with Anne Wasko of the Gateway Livestock Exchange. There's also an issues panel, featuring Lyndsey Smith and Kelvin Heppner. They'll be talking about: The federal election campaign, Water woes; What's happening in Afghanistan; and, The price of groceries. Thoughts on... Read More
Starting this week's episode of the Beef Market Update with Anne Wasko of the Gateway Livestock Exchange, is some positivity when it comes to trading fat cattle in both the U.S. and Western Canada. In the southern U.S., the fats are trading around the $122 mark, with the northern states around the $126-$128 mark, says... Read More
Adequate root nodulation is critical for filling soybean pods with seed, as there's a strong correlation between the number of nodules on soybean plants' roots and yield. But in a dry year, the number of nodules might not matter quite as much, as soybeans can compensate for reduced nodulation by producing larger nodules. As part... Read More
The Canadian Federation of Agriculture (CFA) has put forward its priority list for the upcoming federal election. There are a few unique items on the list, though some items are in common with other platforms, including the push for more funding for the next policy framework. With only a 35-day election campaign, there's not a... Read More
Drought across much of the Prairies has caused pulse crops to become, for lack of a better term, "stagey." Knowing how to stage a crop for, say, desiccation timing can be particularly tricky during such adverse growing conditions. In this Pulse School episode, Nevin Rosaasen, sustainability and government relations, Alberta Pulse Growers Association (APG), outlines... Read More
Today is Thursday, and that means a Farmer Rapid Fire! On today's show you'll hear from: Jennifer Doelman of Douglas, Ont.; Steve Twynstra of Elsa Craig, Ont.; Murray Froebe of Carman, Man.; Devon Walker of Lashburn, Sask.; and, Kevin Serfas of Turin, Alta. Thoughts on something we talked about on the show? Connect with host... Read More