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5X5 - 2. CROPS
5X5 – 2. CROPS
• 1 – New Open-Access Webcast Addresses Fungicide Resistance in Soybean
"Fungicide resistance in soybean production has been a growing concern, particularly since the discovery of strobilurin-resistant Cercospora sojina, better known as the pathogen that causes frogeye leaf spot.
Louisiana has recently become ground zero in another fungicide resistance discovery. The pathogen Cercospora…
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5X5 - 2. CROPS
5X5 – 2. CROPS
• 1 – Manitoba Crop Report: Issue 12, July 20, 2015 Weekly Provincial Summary
"Another week of generally good growing conditions continues to advance crops across Manitoba. Localized thunderstorms did result in significant precipitation amounts in some areas of the province, while other areas would still benefit from additional moisture.
Disease pressure and insect activity continues to be…
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5X5 - 2. CROPS
5X5 – 2. CROPS
• 1. “Frankenwheat” a Myth Says New U of S Research – The Western Producer “Wheat of today is nothing like the wheat of 40 years ago,”: William Davis, author of Wheat Belly.
Davis, the cultural leader of the gluten free movement, has argued that wheat makes millions of people sick every year because modern wheat is a “Frankenwheat”, which is basically toxic to humans.
University of Saskatchewan…
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5X5 - 2. CROPS
5X5 – 2. CROPS
5X5 – CROPS
• 1. Alberta Crop Conditions as of May 5, 2015
With an early snow melt, conditions have presented themselves to allow producers to get an early start to seeding in all regions but particularly in southern Alberta. With almost 27% of the province seeded, this represents the most advanced seeding progress since 2006 (32.3%) and the 5 year average of 4.8%. Cold night temperatures in…
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TEN THINGS - Canada Crop Protection Sep 29 2014
TEN THINGS – Canada Crop Protection Sep 29 2014
1. Short Covering Lifts Wheat, Sends Sugar Soaring | Agrimoney.com “The dollar set another four-year high early on Monday, which was hardly the best omen for agricultural commodity prices.
The greenback was boosted in part by the cautious market sentiment provoked by pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
These demonstrationssent Hong Kong stocks down 1.8% although, perhaps in a sign of some…
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TEN THINGS - Canada Crop Protection Jul 29 2014
TEN THINGS – Canada Crop Protection Jul 29 2014
1. Pre-Harvest Intervals – Agronomic Resources – Alberta Canola Producers Commission “Canola Council agronomist Keith Gabert disccuses the importance of following the pre-harvest interval guidelines.
The spraytoswath.ca website Keith discusses is a great tool for making the right product choices for expected interval to swathing or direct cutting canola”
2. Why Imaging Technology Can’t…
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TEN THINGS - Canada Crop Protection Jun 18 2014
TEN THINGS – Canada Crop Protection Jun 18 2014
1. Grain futures – Grain fUtures Revive, Boosted By Cash Market Resilience | Agrimoney.com](http://www.agrimoney.com/marketreport/grain-futures-revive-boosted-by-cash-market-resilience–2668.html) Have funds indeed had their fill of selling grain futures for now?
There was some hope raised after regulatory data showed sharp declines in hedge fund net long positions in Chicago corn, soybeans and…
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