How early is really early when it comes to seeding? For this episode of The Agronomists, Brian Beres, research scientist at AAFC Lethbridge, and RealAgriculture's Peter Johnson weigh in. Does it pay to deviate from the seeding date prescriptions? Watch below on your own time, and don't miss a new episode of The Agronomists every... Read More

Today's edition of RealAg Radio is an agronomic Monday show. It includes: Deb Campbell of Agronomy Advantage and chair of the Certified Crop Advisors-Ontario, with how the CCA program is keeping up with educating their members throughout the pandemic; Dr. Abbey Wick, soil health extension specialist at North Dakota State University, on what it takes... Read More

It was January 18, 2017 when a global food ingredient company based in France announced plans to build the world's largest facility dedicated to producing pea protein at Portage la Prairie, Manitoba. Fast forward four years, and Roquette's new 200 thousand square foot pea processing plant has started accepting deliveries from farmers. In fact 163... Read More

When asked why the Beef Farmers of Ontario (BFO) recently announced a policy to focus on inclusion within the beef value chain, Joe Dickenson says it should have been done years ago. Dickenson is a beef producer from near Oil Springs, Ont., and a feedlot director for BFO. He's also been instrumental in moving this... Read More

We cover a lot of different agronomy topics here on RealAgriculture, but one area that doesn't get attention all the time is cover crops. Anne Verhallen, soil specialist at OMAFRA, joins Bernard Tobin to discuss her recent presentation at Ontario Agriculture Conference, and why cover crop agronomy isn't talked about all that often. "I think... Read More

Look out Wheat Pete, we've got a new person to talk with about wheat agronomy! Just kidding, we'll always be consulting Peter about wheat. But for today's LIVE, Kara Oosterhuis is joined by Haley Tetreault, agronomy extension specialist with SaskWheat. SUMMARY Filling gaps for producers, creating resources to use Tetreault's position is province-wide, but she's... Read More

The Association of Equipment Manufacturers' (AEM) flash reports that come out every month are a handy way to see how equipment sales are trending in Canada and the U.S. "Equipment sales numbers are a pretty good indication, or tells a lot of things about the economy," says Curt Blades, senior vice president, agricultural services with... Read More