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Barley yields variable while wheat impresses 2023-08-30

Using ocean or sea minerals is something new that producers in Morton and Burleigh counties are trying on their soils.

In parts of the country that haven’t chopped corn for silage yet, the anticipation grows in regard to when the crop will be ready and how good the feed will be. During the August Hoard’s Dairyman webinar, John Goeser talked about the impact th

Soon it will be back to school, but oh what a summer it has been for Alec Adam.

It has been a hard year of extreme heat and drought for sugar cane farmers, which has affected crops and harvests. The drought is forcing them to resort to other methods to keep fields irrigated.

Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Monday, Aug. 28.

Scientists have achieved a breakthrough by implanting a fungus known for its insect-killing prowess into rapeseed plants, resulting in the production of specific defense compounds. This discovery holds the potential to revolutionize agriculture, ushering in an era where ecological impact is minimized, and food production is secured. Led by researchers at the University of Turku, the study revealed that a naturally occurring soil fungus with insecticidal properties could be successfully introduce...

The Centre imposed a 20 per cent duty on exports of parboiled rice with immediate effect.

A team of scientists from McGill University has found a novel way to make them better: by creating a potato super pangenome.

Are ten times as many. the impact has even struck chinas overall food supply. in august, 40% of the famous wuchang rice crop was wiped out by flooding. translation: ive never seen floods here in all my life. _ this is the first time. translation: when i saw the water hit here, i cried. | oui crops are gone. i lost everything. its hard to calculate. then in the south, where flooding is supposed to happen, there are fears of a drought closing in. this man grew up next to poyang lake and drives a b...