Although not a common practice for most farmers, a lawyer is urging more farmers to consider consulting their legal advisor prior to purchasing pricey farm equipment. This advice comes after one Saskatchewan farm lost their legal battle and appeal against an ag dealership. In this specific case, James and Merrylyne Coward claimed the dealership they... Read More
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Nearly 50 scientists and regulators with Health Canada's Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) hopped on a pair of buses a few weeks ago and spent a day in the field 45 minutes from Ottawa learning about how the crop protection products they regulate are used by farmers. The first-ever PMRA field day, held on a... Read More
Agriculture and Agri-food Canada (AAFC) has, until now, never developed an app. Until now, that is, with the launch of a new app called CAM. The Cereal Aphid Manager (CAM) is the first app ever developed by AAFC. Dale Leftwich, RealAgriculture's Saskatchewan field editor, met with Tyler Wist, field crop entomology research scientist with AAFC,... Read More
John Deere's new 9000 Series self-propelled forage harvesters claim to deliver both high-capacity harvesting and forage quality. The 9000 Series harvesters, which provide up to 400 tons of throughput per hour, debuted last week at the Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa. In this video, Deere senior marketing representative Shaun Fritchey explains how the four... Read More
On Wednesday's show, with host Shaun Haney: Top ag news, with Kelvin Heppner, including the first widespread frost on the prairies (while southern Ontario experiences another heat wave), Canada-U.S. trade talks resuming in Washington, the Bank of Canada delays another interest rate hike, and more Rocky Talk, with Joel Hoehn of Rocky Mountain Equipment on... Read More
If you've heard tell of some record yield estimates out there, let's all remember that the crop sure isn't in the bin yet, says Peter Johnson, host of Wheat Pete's Word. It seems that some of the good spots look GREAT and some of the poor spots are turning out better than anticipated. When it... Read More
Tired of brooms and shovels and all that dusty work to clean out grain bins after they've been emptied? Farmers who've had enough of the 'clean out' grind will want to take a look at the new Z-Series bins from GSI. The Z-Series, featuring Flexwave technology, will be available this fall. GSI demonstrated how the... Read More
Indiana farmer Jason Mauck says he isn't getting much sleep these days. He's spending many restless nights wondering whether his relay intercrop soybeans will yield 110 or 120 bushels per acre. Relay intercropping is essentially a special version of double cropping, where the second crop is planted into the first crop before harvest, rather than... Read More
On Tuesday's show, with host Shaun Haney: Top ag news with Kelvin Heppner, including the latest on NAFTA talks to resume on Wednesday, canola research funding announced by Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay near Winnipeg on Tuesday (pictured above), the sale of the Port of Churchill, and more Product spotlights with Nutrien on the company's new... Read More
A Winnipeg-based farm equipment manufacturer known for making draper headers used on combines and swathers has entered the corn header arena. MacDon rolled out its new C Series corn header at the Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa last week. "We've been looking at the corn header market for several years now, and this just... Read More