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Let s talk strip tillage - Grainews

Let s talk strip tillage - Grainews
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Strip till works for irrigated seed canola | The Western Producer

Strip till works for irrigated seed canola | The Western Producer
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Alberta s expensive, necessary thirst

Unlike their American neighbours, Alberta’s farmers don’t pay for water but irrigation districts do fund a hefty share of the costs.

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Alberta farmers hopeful this year spells end of drought conditions

Farmers and ranchers around southern Alberta are making hay while the sun shines all while hoping it doesn't shine too hard, or too long.

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There are roughly 80 different species of grasshoppers in southern Alberta, but only five or six that are considered pests because they devour crops

LETHBRIDGE, ALTA. It s been a whirlwind season for farmers in southern Alberta who have had to deal with dry weather and extreme heat. Now, uninvited insects are adding more misery to their already-wounded crops. The region s grasshopper population is booming and the pesky insects are ripping through farmers crops, leaving behind a trail of devastation. One of the biggest hurdles is that grasshopper infestations aren t an easy thing to control. Most insecticides are non-selective so, if you have to go in because you have a problem with something like grasshoppers in your crops, you re also going to hurt all the beneficial insects, said research coordinator for Farming Smarter Chris Gretzinger.

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