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Researchers target varied threats

When it comes to agriculture tiny things can create havoc – insects, bacteria or a few degrees of temperature change. But tiny things also can be the source of solutions.

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U of A agricultural scientists work to keep wheat midge at bay

Good news for local farmers: researchers at the University of Alberta are working to keep wheat midge, a common pest, at bay.

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U of A agricultural scientists work to keep wheat midge at bay

U of A agricultural scientists work to keep wheat midge at bay
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Researchers aim to create new strains of wheat with built-in resistance to its biggest insect threat

Researchers aim to create new strains of wheat with built-in resistance to its biggest insect threat
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Niche markets, AFS, and developing agriculture in Kenya — a LIVE! with Stewart Skinner

Don’t miss a new LIVE! every weekday at 3 pm E on social media! SUMMARY Happy Friday! Stewart and his wife raise hogs just outside of Listowel. Does things a little bit different: focuses on niche markets and raises pigs for certified organic, certified humane, and RWA production system (they can’t use antibiotics) What made them decide to go this route? When Stewart finished school in Guelph he came home and raised hogs with his parents, then worked in town, then when he wanted to settle down and start having kids, the challenge presented in those niche markets was the volatility, but they found markets where the prices weren’t as volatile.

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Researchers target varied threats

U of A agricultural scientists work to keep wheat midge at bay

Good news for local farmers: researchers at the University of Alberta are working to keep wheat midge, a common pest, at bay.James harynukBoyd moriLife environmental sciencesUniversity of alberta faculty scienceWestern canada

U of A agricultural scientists work to keep wheat midge at bay

Researchers aim to create new strains of wheat with built-in resistance to its biggest insect threat

Niche markets, AFS, and developing agriculture in Kenya — a LIVE! with Stewart Skinner

Good news for local farmers: researchers at the University of Alberta are working to keep wheat midge, a common pest, at bay.

James harynukBoyd moriLife environmental sciencesUniversity of alberta faculty scienceWestern canada