…complete resistance are available. Despite the potential gains that might come from resistant / tolerant cultivars, little is known about the root rot reaction of the field pea cultivars currently…
…lbs/ac dry bean crop would require 78-90 lbs N/ac. This nitrogen may come from a combination of residual soil N, biological N fixation and N fertilizer. As nitrogen rate applied…
…flighting on your combine augers. Reduce earth tag by minimizing green or dewy plant material passing through the combine and if necessary, lift the cutting bar. Pink peas: Hail can…
…this range in a given year, consider soil moisture, residue management, land rolling, water holding capacity of soil, compaction risk and the rain forecast. Ensure good seed contact with soil…
…than 37,000 plants/ac, top up the existing stand to 140,000 plants/ac if it is still May and to 100,000 plants/ac if it’s June. References 1 Tkachuk, C. 2017. Evaluation of…
…the blood vessels by plaque) in the legs. Using mass spectrometry to analyze for 100+ compounds, compounds called short-chain acylcarnitines were found to be reduced in the plasma. A reduction…
…sure we are doing all we can to meet the needs of our farmers. This survey will help shape MPSG’s operations, from research and production to communications to management. MPSG…
…soil temperatures. Dry bean planting is yet to fully get underway in Manitoba and was 2% complete in North Dakota as of May 10. H istorically, soybean seeding progress to…
