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ALBERTA PULSE GROWERS - HOW TO PUREE BEANS

ALBERTA PULSE GROWERS - HOW TO PUREE BEANS... More ›

Support your neighbours, farms, and communities. Shop Local.

What we had before is gone - our national supply chains have been disrupted. But disruption isn’t failure. We have the opportunity to learn from the past, and pave the way for a brighter future. Our supply chains are changing - becoming regional, closer to home.... More ›

Cargill Specialty Canola Grower Testimonials - Schmidt & Windy Poplar Farms

Reg Schmidt and Windy Poplars Farm in Kandahar, SK discuss the benefits of participating in the Cargill Specialty Canola Program.... More ›

Canola Solutions Video - Scouting For Sclerotinia

As more canola growers in Western Canada look to increase efficiency on their farm, straight cutting canola is becoming an increasingly popular subject. Straight cutting canola has many benefits at harvest. These include faster field operations that can result in reduced time and labour costs, t... More ›

The Threat of Mycotoxins - Mycotoxin Management Solutions

How mycotoxins are a threat to animal health.... More ›

ALBERTA PULSE GROWERS - CANNED BEAN PREP

Learn how to prepare canned beans... More ›

Two reasons why Canadians avoid will and estate planning

12.5 million Canadians don’t have a will. Dr. Tom Deans, intergenerational wealth transfer expert explains the top two reasons for this and why every adult over 18 should get their affairs in order.... More ›

Assessing Field Pea Nodulation

Field pea root nodules can form as early as 14 days after emergence. However, proper nodulation assessment should take place from the 6th to 9th node stages or at R1 (flower bud) to capture peak nodulation. In this video, we're rating peas at the V10, or 10th node stage. Pea nodules are globul... More ›

Close up Cows and The Start of Spring Cleaning

we started doing some spring cleaning, now that the spring field work is done we have time for things like that! Also we put some close up cows into the barn.... More ›

Maintaining Stored Forage Quality over Time and the Economics of Feed Storage

If you are fortunate enough to have some feed left over at the end of the feeding season in spring 2020, this webinar will discuss how you store your bales will affect their quality in the fall, and will also explore the economics of feed storage.... More ›

Fireside Chats with Erin | Episode 6: Erin O'Toole

In episode six, we have two "Erins" as Erin chats with Erin O’Toole, MP for Durham and candidate for leader of the Conservative Party of Canada. They discuss trade with China, risk management programs, climate change plans, and O'Toole's vision for Canadian agriculture.... More ›

How the next generation can beat transition odds

Only three percent of farming families successfully transition the farm over to the next generation. At an FCC Young Farmer Summit, Dr. Tom Deans, Intergenerational wealth transfer expert, explains why and how to have the conversations and set expectations to overcome any transition obstacles.... More ›

Staging Field Peas when the growing point on the main stem is damaged.

The safest way to stage field peas in the case of damage to the main growing point is to count the leaf nodes on the damaged stem and the regrowth stem. The plant doesn't physiologically 'reset' after damage from frost or herbicide injury so it's important to include nodes on the damaged main st... More ›