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Farm Tech Show News - Day Two
January 29, 2010
A zero till cropping system in which the only vehicle or machinery traffic on a field is limited to tramlines can significantly improve overall soil health and crop yields, this Australian producer suggests.
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Canada’s canola producers can expect world demand for canola oil to grow, according to Thomas Mielke of Oilworld.
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Farmers must weigh several factors when seeking the right balance between consistency and efficiency in spraying. (Photo courtesy Agco)
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India remains Canada's biggest customer for pulse crops -- and its government's mandate is to import more pulses to feed its population each year.
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What's the limit of where you can successfully grow lentils in Alberta? That's one of the big questions Alberta Pulse Growers hope field trials this year will begin to answer.
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Think of soil testing as a fertility management tool to track a pattern of what's going on in your fields, this U.S. soil scientist suggests.
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