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Mar 21

Spring management options for un-harvested crops

By: Megan Hall

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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18 Apr

A benchmark study by Team Alberta estimated that in 2018, the cost of fuel used for grain drying in Alberta was between $35 to $45 million. Volunteer to be part of the solution to lower grain drying costs and increased efficiencies. Learn more here, https://t.co/4YIcAViFrB.

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17 Apr

Team Alberta extends congratulations to Premier-elect Jason Kenney on his party’s victory in the province’s 30th general election. Team Alberta is committed to working with the new government to advance Alberta’s $6 billion crop sector. https://t.co/NdyfpEC9wY

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12 Apr

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In the run-up to the 2019 Alberta election on April 16, we examine the issues affecting the province’s farming sector. Check out Episode 2 of our podcast!

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16 Apr

"Strong crop establishment through adequate seeding rates will not only produce higher yields but will also increase the value of other inputs." @BoychynJeremy. Get the full article on page 3 of The Grain Exchange here, https://t.co/MVX82b2B5I.