For major crops in Saskatchewan, there is considerable investment in genetic improvement, variety development and evaluation Varietal performance across environments is assessed by Regional Variety Trials (RVT) and published annually in the Saskatchewan “Varieties of Grain Crops” publication,…
Canola emergence rates vary widely with management practices and field conditions, thus it is difficult to know the specific seeding density required to achieve the optimum plant population for maximizing canola yields It would be beneficial for growers to know the precise range of emergence rates…
Research has shown that the variability in crop yield response to seeding date can often be attributed to environmental conditions experienced by the crop at important developmental or physiological stages, which vary with year and location Producers would benefit in better understanding the effect…
The recommended management strategy for natural air grain drying is to run the fan continuously after harvest until the temperature of the stored crop has been cooled down However, producers are interested in knowing whether there is a more efficient way to cool and dry grain without running the…