Co-funder: Agriculture Development Fund
Next generation fungicides – protecting Saskatchewan crops using a revolutionary approach for controlling persistent crop diseases
Read MoreImproved integrated disease management for oats (Avena sativa L.) in Saskatchewan
Studies on integrated disease management (IDM) have shown that utilizing several management practices simultaneously is often most effective for disease control in crops In oats (Avena sativa L), the efficacy of fungicide application for preserving oat yield and quality has been shown to vary with…Read More
Developing a soil health assessment protocol for Saskatchewan producers
Farmers are looking for appropriate tools and methods for assessing and interpreting the health status of their soils; however, for Saskatchewan there is no standardized and prairie-based soil health test available As such, we focused on developing a soil health testing protocol for arable cropping…Read More
Accelerated crop production systems for Saskatchewan
Innovative cropping systems are required for yield and economic stability and to manage pests and improve ecosystem functioning The potential risks and benefits of Accelerated Crop Production Systems (ACS), the production of three crops in two growing seasons using a combination of spring and…Read More
SKSIS-2: Enhanced Saskatchewan soil information for sustainable land management, phase 2
Since our successful official launch of SKSIS-1 in the opening morning sessions of the 2018 U of S Soils and Crops Conference, our user-base has been averaging 297 users and 560 sessions per month 5,128 unique users within Saskatchewan have accessed SKSIS with additional users in other Canadian…Read More