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We’ve seen more spring cereal lodging in parts of Manitoba this year. If you are looking to learn more about the causes and management of spring cereal lodging, check out these MCA articles. @mb_cropalliance
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Banded sunflower moths are out and about, laying eggs and likely hatched in some fields as well.
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New to this year's #BreederForum: guest speakers! Up now is @umanitoba's Dr. Maneka Malalgoda for a presentation on wheat quality.
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Dr. Adam Carter from @CDC_USask shares an update on their wheat breeding program on behalf of CDC director @CurtisPozniak.
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Dr. Santosh Kumar from @AAFC_Canada's Brandon Research and Development Centre is providing a report on AAFC's wheat breeding program, including activities conducted at the Brandon RDC.
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Here's our second guest speaker of the day: Dr. Brent McCallum from @AAFC_Canada's Morden RDC. He's discussing the results of 100 years of investment in wheat breeding and research, starting with the Dominion Rust Research Laboratory in 1925.
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The last session of the day here at the #BreederForum is a panel discussion featuring Dr. Santosh Kumar (@AAFC_Canada), @gurcharn_brar (@CBL_UA), Dr. Curt McCartney (@umanitoba) and Dr. Adam Carter (@CDC_USask), moderated by @mb_cropalliance's Lauren Gislason.
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As we wrap up the morning here at the #BreederForum, we've moved indoors to learn more from Dr. McCartney about the @umanitoba winter wheat breeding pipeline.
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Next up here at the Breeder Forum, learning about agronomic traits in winter wheat with @umanitoba graduate student Renae Bezditny.
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We're kicking off our Annual Breeder Forum this morning with Dr. Curt McCartney and a tour of the winter wheat breeding program at @umanitoba!
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We had a great day at the Spring Wheat YEN field day, today! Thanks to everyone who came out to learn about the program!
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For those following along, I forgot to update progress up to 48 hrs. Day 1 had beautiful mid-20’s temp with cloud cover. Day 2 was hot (hot) and sunny!
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Corn growth in 2.5 hours! These are the fun points of documentation you’ll see at this week’s Crop Diagnostic School with @MBGovAg !
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Flax bloom is underway. Arguably the most beautiful time of the year! @mb_cropalliance
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Last stop is weeds! For many herbicide applications, using higher water volumes helps to penetrate dense crop canopies, and allow you to use a coarser spray, which reduces the risk of spray drift. The blue dots on these plates show what that water volume difference looks like!
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We’re talking insects! Did you know there are different kinds of thresholds? Nominal thresholds are based on experience & observations from experts. Many of our insect thresholds are nominal! True economic thresholds are based on scientific research. (+Bonus true armyworm pics!)
Second station of the day is diseases with @MCA_MorganCott! End of May to end of June is the right time to look for seedling diseases in corn, especially when soils are cool and wet. But keep in mind, injury caused by environment and insects can be confused with seedling disease!
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Second station of the day is diseases with @MCA_MorganCott! End of May to end of June is the right time to look for seedling diseases in corn, especially when soils are cool and wet. But keep in mind, injury caused by environment and insects can be confused with seedling disease!
First up is soils: It’s crucial to think about soil health in context. No two soils behave the same! Healthy soils with lots of microbial activity can break down cotton underwear fast, but this demo shows that other factors influence microbial activity too! teapaw.org/AshAmmeter/status/2073…
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Thank you MP @GrantJacksonMP for meeting with GGC directors to discuss priorities impacting grain farmers. Strong trade access and dependable transportation systems remain essential for Prairie producers. #GrainsWeek #cdnag #cdnpoli #25YearsGGC
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Appreciated MP @RichardBragdon for meeting with GGC members during #GrainsWeek. We had a strong discussion on the importance of strengthening rural economic development through reliable supply chains, competitive markets, and strong trade access for Canada’s grain sector. #cdnag











































