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Anyone who loves CrossFit will also love scouting canola fields.
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Visited Ag in Motion. Lots of machinery, but an agronomist wants miracles 🤣. More AI and genetic magic, please. This season teaches: be ready for surprises! #AgInMotion #Agro
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Mosquitoes 🦟🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
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Alexander Murzak retweeted
Come join a great team and significantly influence the future of crop production in west central Sask!
We're still accepting applications for our Research Program Manager role! This is a great opportunity to lead a Field Scale Research Program in west central SK and work with a great team to further crop production and farm profitability w/ our customers! maxag.ca/jobs
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Great picture of (most) of our team at the WARC Field Day today! The guy on the right wasn’t sure what to think…
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Field trials are always an exciting process! At Max Ag Consulting, we are conducting studies on the impact of micronutrients on crop yield in our partner fields. We'll be monitoring closely and eagerly awaiting the results! #FieldTrials #Agronomy #CropResearch #MaxAgConsulting – at Luseland, Saskatchewan
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Drones are revolutionizing agronomy! 🚀 They offer precision farming, efficient resource management, and improved crop monitoring. Max Ag Consulting Ltd is at the forefront, training specialists to harness these new opportunities. #Agronomy #DroneTechnology – at Wilkie, Saskatchewan
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Before seeding begins, refer to the three different herbicide carryover risk maps of the province to make sure you're not at risk for herbicide carryover damage. Maps separate risk based on herbicide application and rainfall timing. Learn more: saskatchewan.ca/business/agr…
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Alexander Murzak retweeted
Alexandr’s extensive agronomic knowledge is going to be a fantastic asset to our team. Welcome!
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🌱 Getting soil ready for #sowing? Check these quick tips! 🚜 1. Look at the soil color – Light? It’s dry. Dark? Might be wet. 2. Test the soil – Can you form a ball that crumbles easily? It’s ready! 3. Measure soil temp – Different crops need different temps to germinate.
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Feeling those Monday vibes… What's up?
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"Embracing organic veggie farming is more than a trend—it's our duty to Earth 🌍. With crop rotation, natural fertilizers & ditching chemicals, we gain healthier food 🥕 & aid ecosystem restoration. #OrganicFarming #EcoFriendly"
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