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Shattering design to release ahead of combine

Shattering design to release ahead of combine

New genetics provide pod-shatter-resistant canola variety.
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Stock dogs put through their paces

Stock dogs put through their paces

Dogs have a natural need for leadership and look at the owner as an authority figure they trust.
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Search for disease pathogens goes molecular

Search for disease pathogens goes molecular

Agriculture Canada scientists are developing biological assays that can be used to detect crop and livestock diseases.
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The Halls fell in love on the first ride with horses

The Halls fell in love on the first ride with horses

Benson-area family has discovered their love of horses the past few years.
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An app for that: keeping track is key to keeping up in agronomy business or farm

An app for that: keeping track is key to keeping up in agronomy business or farm

Mapping and note-taking are the stock and trade for agrologists and large farms, but rapid record keeping can be onerous.
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Opinion: Fertilizer use not the same as fertilizer emissions

Opinion: Fertilizer use not the same as fertilizer emissions

A 30 percent reduction in fertilizer emissions is not the same as a 30 percent ban on fertilizer use.
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Prairie farmers adopt holistic farm management

Prairie farmers adopt holistic farm management

Holistic management places emphasis on family and relationships, as well as agriculture.
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Discovery Farm works with technology incubator

Discovery Farm works with technology incubator

The 610-acre site Discovery Farm in Saskatchewan has become the western Canadian hub for demonstration research activities.
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Direct from the farm to the customer

Direct from the farm to the customer

Diefenbaker Spice & Pulse is celebrating its 25th year in business.
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Harvest canola later for higher yield

Harvest canola later for higher yield

Yield increases as high as 10 per cent.
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