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Mar 21

Spring management options for un-harvested crops

By: Megan Evans

Alberta Ag and Forestry has developed information and suggestions for producers regarding the handling un-harvested crops from last fall. Click on each of the following headings for more information on that topic.

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16 Sep

Alberta Barley calls for nominations to join board of directors and delegates

Read more: https://www.albertabarley.com/alberta-barley-calls-for-nominations-to-join-board-of-directors-and-delegates/ #AgTwitter #WestCdnAg

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16 Sep

Indirect-fired in-bin supplemental heating systems had higher efficiencies than expected in year one of the Team Alberta Grain Conditioning Study. Read more about the year one findings here: http://ow.ly/BHEy50B5TeX #CdnAg #AgTwitter

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15 Sep

CBRC commits $2.7 million to USask CDC barley breeding activities https://www.albertabarley.com/cbrc-commits-2-7-million-to-usask-cdc-barley-breeding-activities/

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14 Sep

We're really not surprised with Alberta producing the world's best #MaltBarley that 18 Alberta Small Breweries won at this year's Canadian Brewing Awards including @CommonCrownBrew for winning Best Brewery in Canada @AltaBrewers @AlbertaBarley #Berta
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