Falling Number is an internationally used standard that measures grain starch. A low Falling Number means the starches are being converted into sugars. The Falling Number in grain can be affected by harvest conditions.
Seedpod Weevil, Wheat Midge and Wheat Stem Sawfly these are all things that can reduce the quality of the crop and are things that farmers should be out there scouting for right now.
Farmers across Alberta are dealing with high moisture levels while things look much drier in Manitoba. Saskatchewan conditions look good according to Alberta Wheat Commission and Alberta Barley Commission Agronomy Extension Specialist Jeremy Boychyn.
Building a grain marketing plan can help farmers get the most out of their crop every year.
Rural Roots Canada is postponing three of its Ag Days this summer and hosting a virtual Ag to help producers grow their bottom-line.
Registration is now open for RRC Virtual Ag Day on Tuesday, July 14. The day will feature experts from across Western Canada speaking, discussing, demonstrating and answering your questions about farm business, grain marketing, and cattle related topics. Read More about “RRC Ag Days”…
Check out this cool learning opportunity on Tuesday. Don't forget to register! twitter.com/UCalgary/statu…
