New Projects in 2023
Projects in place for the 2023 field season include:
Pulses:
- Demonstration of Biological Enhancements in Peas
- Faba bean agronomy to enhance yield, hasten maturity, and reduce disease
- When does it pay to apply fungicide in Faba beans in Saskatchewan and what does the weather have to do with it?
- Expanding rotational options using New and Novel Pulse crops
- Intercropping faba beans with oats at various nitrogen fertilizer rates as a cultural disease control method for management of chocolate spot in faba beans
Oilseeds:
- Demonstrating benefits of seeding date and rate on canola yield and quality
- Demonstrating the efficacy of foliar applied nitrogen fixing bacteria for canola
Cereals:
- Contrasting fungicide applications and genetic FHB resistance for enhanced yield and quality of barley
- Do Barley varieties differ in their response to nitrogen fertility, plant growth regulators and fungicide?
- Oat nitrogen response
- 4R management: Right rate and placement for fertilizer in oats
- Demonstrating oat seeding rates as a cultural control method for controlling wild oats in oats
- Demonstrating the efficacy of foliar applied nitrogen fixing bacteria for wheat
- Do we need deep banding of phosphorus in no-till systems in the Canadian prairies
- Evaluation of seeding rate of Wheat under various environmental conditions
- Wheat varietal response to plant growth regulators
- Efficacy of fungicide active ingredients for fusarium head blight and DON management in Durum Wheat
- Canary seed varietal response to agronomic inputs
Forages and Specialty Crops:
- Finding the right cereal crop partner with forage pea varieties of different maturity
- Tolerance of established Tall Fescue to Cirpreme, Prominex and Infinity FX
- Demonstrating 4R nutrient stewardship in Hybrid Bromegrass grown for seed production: applying the right Nitrogen source at the right timing
- Tolerance and efficacy of Engenia & MCPA 500 Amine herbicides on Timothy for control of Night flowering catchfly
- Demonstrating intercropping of Perennial Ryegrass with oat using difference seed placements and seeding rates
- Tolerance of Established Red and Alsike clover to late fall applied and early spring applied herbicides
- Hemp seeding date for grain production
All reports will be posted as soon as they are available.
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