On Thursday's edition of RealAg Radio, with hosts Shaun Haney and Kelvin Heppner: Would you spend extra for equipment with a retro or classic paint scheme? Sask. Ag Minister Lyle Stewart announces he's stepping down to seek treatment after cancer diagnosis Product spotlight: Darrin Hicks of Corteva discusses the company's canola portfolio plans under Brevant... Read More
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Oh, the weather outside is frightful...ly hot, but it's still important to stick to your goals and keep getting a sweat on, when you're already getting your sweat on just standing still. But working out in the heat requires a little more effort to stay safe and to stay on track. There are benefits to... Read More
A grazing plan doesn't have to be all or nothing — some ranchers will use set-stock grazing, rotational grazing, and any combination of corn, swath, or stock-piled grazing. The key is to figure out what you're trying to accomplish, then use the strategy that's best suited to your land base, calving season, and labour availability.... Read More
There are a lot of competing narratives around grain storage; some may even call them myths. For people who wanted to clear away some of the smoke and mirrors around grain storage, there was a special presentation of "Myth Busters" at the Ag in Motion event this year. It was hosted by Joy Agnew, project... Read More
Several provincial and national farm groups say they are disappointed with the Canadian Grain Commission's plan for dealing with its $130 million surplus, and that it underscores the need to update the federal agency's mandate. The surplus has accumulated through user fees charged for grain inspection and other services — costs that were ultimately passed... Read More
On Wednesday's show, with host Shaun Haney: Saudi spat escalates — Saudis selling Canadian assets? What does this mean for G3? Feed shortage concerns due to dry summer Joel Hoehn of Rocky Mountain Equipment discusses swather maintenance/servicing as part of this week's Rocky Talk BC Ag Minister Lana Popham on land policies, trade, and other... Read More
Mike Dolinski has seen a lot of things over the years as an entomologist and senior Agri-Trend coach. Opinions that come and go, scientific consensus that changes, and sometimes catchphrases that catch on, even if they are misleading. At the recent Sure Growth Technologies field day near Marchwell, Sask., Dolinski drew a bead on the... Read More
This season's hot weather and wild rain (and lack of it) is having a surprising impact on the soybean crop, says Wheat Pete's Word host Peter Johnson. That's where we start with this week's episode. From there, Wheat Pete answers your questions on seeding rate, good coverage for insecticide applications, cover crop establishment, and so... Read More
Depending on where you're located, what you have for cattle feed could be drastically different then what your neighbour 10 miles away has. It also differs from province to province. It's been dry in much of Western Canada, as well as parts of Ontario, resulting in low yields and producers scrambling for feed come the... Read More
Tuesday’s edition of RealAg Radio, with hosts Shaun Haney and Kelvin Heppner: Saudi Arabia halts purchases of Canadian wheat and barley. Canadian Grain Commission (CGC) says there's a new record for total amount of exported Canadian major grains and oilseeds for 2017/18. Grain Growers of Canada welcomes four new members including the Grain Farmers of... Read More