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Agri-Trade Shownews - Day Three

January 21, 2010


Making the most of insect-resistant varieties

If you plant a wheat midge resistant variety this spring, then later find your field chock full of adult midge bugs, don't panic and run for the sprayer.

1/22/2010 |

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Strip tillage an alternative for row crop producers

Row crop growers who want to switch from conventional tillage without going all the way to zero-till may find a middle ground with strip tillage.

1/22/2010 |

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Farm success may be only a Tweet away

Just because you live out in the sticks doesn't mean that you can't have hundreds of friends — and maybe even thousands of customers — online.

1/22/2010 |

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Manure fertilizers need special management

People often ask how much livestock, and in particular, pigs, Manitoba can handle. Don Flaten has the answer. It’s 598,802,395 nursing and weaner pigs. Or 7,142,857 calves less than a year old. Or 2.5 billion broiler chicks. 

1/22/2010 |

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Agri-Trade Shownews - Day Two

January 20, 2010


And the winner is…

A retractable swing auger that allows for easier unloading of hopper bottom trailers is the winner of this year's Inventor's Showcase at Manitoba Ag Days.

1/20/2010 |

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Grain bags need more study

Grain bags are an appealing option to farmers harvesting a big crop. But a University of Manitoba researcher cautions they need more study. 

1/20/2010 |

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Grain markets in the doldrums

Bad weather -- somewhere -- is the best chance of seeing grain prices rise, the director of weather and crop surveillance for the Canadian Wheat Board says.

1/20/2010 |

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Don't split the yard

If you have a son or daughter ready to take over the farm, let them -- and move off the yard so they can move in.

1/20/2010 |

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Beef industry faces ongoing challenges

Canada’s long-suffering cattle producers won’t see profitable returns until late 2010 at the earliest, an industry analyst says. 

1/20/2010 |

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Agri-Trade Shownews - Day One

January 19, 2010


Prices trend sideways

Prices went up. Prices went down. Now they will trend sideways, market analyst Mike Jubinville told Ag Days Tuesday.

1/19/2010 |

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Deficits threaten ALUS

The current recession and a looming provincial deficit could prove a major setback for the Alternative Land Use Services program.
 

1/19/2010 |

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Depression on the farm

Farmers tend to do a good job looking after the farm. But who looks after the farmer? 

1/19/2010 |

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Growing a bigger pie with value chains

Unlike traditional supply chains, value chains involve a high level of collaboration and co-operation between players and have the goal of increasing profits for all members.

1/19/2010 |

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Cover crops make dollars and sense

Growing your own nitrogen instead of buying the synthetic version reduces the risk of losing piles of money, according to a study by researchers at the University of Manitoba.
 

1/19/2010 |

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