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Consultant and researcher. Working to improve resiliency and profitability in field crop production. Resilient Agriculture Solutions Inc.

Edmonton, AB
Joined April 2011
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Are you a mixed grain intercropper who is looking for a new small grain-pulse combination? Or do you have an interest in mixed grain intercropping and want to learn more? Our oat-pea report may have some relevant information for you! tinyurl.com/5wfn9fjy
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This has been a work in progress for @lstruckm, @YvonneLawley_UM and myself for almost two years. It was a pleasure to work with @BenH109, @FoodLabEliz and others to make this a reality.
New program to provide master class on soil agronomy ow.ly/qI3w50TacWX #westcdnag #cdnag
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Tune in to #RealAgRadio at 430 E on @RuralRadio147! Host @RealLoudLyndsey is joined by Rob Hannam w/ @FarmHealthGuard, soil health training w/ @LStruckm & @CatherwoodShawn, @Drew_Spoelstra w/ @OntarioFarms on TFW trouble, & @recoverinfarmer on managing farm stress! #cdnag
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Amazing recovery. Milo is incredibly resilient with the right conditions.
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June 22nd. Had to go back and look. Will use it for corn grazing. I like it because I can go through established crop with the planter and small tractor to get to these pockets with minimal crop damage. I’m thinking by using the water we may get more potholes seeded more years.
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A nice field of AB Advantage barley next to a nice pothole of Maizex corn.
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Trying again to get the word out!
Join us next Thursday, August 15th at 8 a.m. for a webinar on Wheat Variety Decisions! @CSUwheat and @WheatTrials are going to talk about new releases and variety comparison tools, and @sallyjd7 will present the latest trial results! Flyer with Zoom link: bit.ly/46J2gmb
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A relatively new disease to soybeans in MB, seeing more Frog Eye Leaf Spot showing up in certain fields in certain areas. Not severe by any means, but something to keep an eye on. #Scout2024
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Have been seeing the odd head in wheat with FHB damaged kernels in south central MB however, seeing considerably more complete heads and entire plants being taken out by common root rot and take all. #Scout2024
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Hey people! Show me your intercrops! This is @RosengrenFarms pretty maple pea and canola field.
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Nice! Just found flowers on my blackeyed peas today.
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Prep for Wednesday's Field Day continues. It will be a hot one.
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Hey people - text Katie to RSVP for next Wed Field Day! We're doing a test run of smoked chicken drums and putting up the big tent today. We're assuming people will show up but please send a text so we can prepare.
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#KansasSorghum growers! What’s your target planting date these days? How does that affect your choice of maturity? @KSsorghum
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Been years since i have had hay like this. I will take it.
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Want to get be a farmer, but not sure how to get started? This is your chance!
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This is one awesome barley crop. My only issue other than the mosquitos is the forearms breaking out scouting for armyworm! Ugh! #Scout2024
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Double crop underway
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Okay, #agtwitter. If this were your field, what would you plan be? Wheat stubble loaded with Palmer amaranth. There's plenty like this around... It's been said this is the weakest link for weed management in our rotations. How do we fix it?
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Intercrop looks good. It's a textbook example of how I like it. Interrow, maximum 2023, stubble still standing. Alternating rows of each species.
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