Ultimate Yield Management Institute (UYMI) is the agronomy/research division of The Rack. UYMI works intensively with you to increase yields and profits!
Saskatchewan
Joined September 2013
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Terrific day of learning with @ultimateyield and @JACKfromTHERACK .
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We’re going to need a bigger research combine ! Ultimate Yield canola goal to crush 100 could happen this year ! #uymi, #plant22,#harvest22
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Les Henry: Soil moisture map for 2022. grainews.ca/columns/les-henr…
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It's time we stop just toughing it out and start talking it out. Today is #BellLetsTalk every retweet and like adds money to the mental health fund. Today and each day forward, let's talk, ask, and listen to each other.
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The Saskatchewan Clubroot Distribution Map has been updated with the 2021 survey results in partnership with @SaskCanola. It helps us better understand and prevent the spread of this disease in the province.
Learn more about clubroot: saskatchewan.ca/business/agr…
#Clubroot #SaskAg
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We had a great and timely question at the @ultimateyield research symposium about putting pulse crops on high n soils. We referenced this work @SaskPulse published, so here it is for everyone to share if it helps. Enjoy. saskpulse.com/files/newslett…
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Managed to catch some of the @ultimateyield Symposium today. Fantastic turnout for year 7 and so much great information as always #skag #cdnag – at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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Always interesting listening to @ultimateyield discuss the many trials they do every year. So much hard work put into them.
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Going through @ultimateyield research today. Very interesting to know which N source and 4R management left the most money in producers’ pockets. Results released at the research symposium in Saskatoon on Wed Dec. 1. Big differences in residual N per N form.
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Research has shown that added nitrogen or high levels of soil residual nitrogen on a pulse crop has not been found to impact yield or maturity, but may result in reduced nitrogen fixation. Learn more about seeding lentil on high residual N soils: ow.ly/Hjzt50GoqH6
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Thin, drought-stressed crops can be hard to stage for swathing. To optimize #canola quality & yield, time swathing for at least 60% seed colour change (SCC) on the main stem or as an avg. from side branches. Read our Guide to Managing Canola Harvest:
canolacouncil.org/download/1…
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Lentils are considered mature when the bottom third of the pods turn yellow to brown and rattle when shaken. This is the right stage for swathing and desiccation. For more info on lentil harvest, visit saskpulse.com/growing-pulses…. @SaskPulse
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UYMI research division 2021 canola fertility trials , testing 7 different management systems to increase profitability. Early results show massive differences ! Guess which one is Symtryx based ! #UYMI
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A great week of UYMI research plot tours ! Thanks to all our wonderful customers for turning out to see our exciting replicated analysis of all the things that can advance crop production in western Canada !
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Mark your calendars! On July 21st we will be touring through our @ultimateyield Liberty Link variety trial at Broderick!
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@ultimateyield agronomy tour at Stewart Valley tomorrow. 24 different 6 factor management styles in lentil production totalling 216 blocks of data. All so our clients can better manage production and profits. Should be a great day.
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The dryland @ultimateyield intercrop/soil quality trial that day has some great learnings that day as well. Drought 2021 is teaching us lots about the quality of our soils. Should be a real good day.
