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June 1 – June 15: This Anhydrous Ammonia Safety and the Farmer video is provided by Fertilizer Canada, partnered with the Canadian Association of Agri-Retailers.
This course video aims to equip farmers with the knowledge to ensure that anhydrous ammonia fertilizer is handled and transported safely.

May 15 – May 31: If you’re fearful that seeding legumes will be a waste of time, these producers have tips
Producers offering their advice, some of it hard earned, on topics such as seedbed preparation, nutrients, and weed control.

May 1 – May 15: Tools to minimize harvest losses: combine optimization tools, shatter resistance research, etc.
Angela Brackenreed talks about measuring harvest loss and what producers can do to minimize the economic impact

Apr 15 – Apr 30: A recent canola disease survey shows that blackleg is present in nearly 75% of fields but with improved to genetics, the number of incidences is much lower
In this video, Justine Cornelsen with the Canola Council of Canada talks about the prevalence of blackleg in Canada and three BMPs that producers can use to limit the spread

Apr 1 – Apr 15: Virtual reality equipment system awarded first place at 2019 Inventor’s Showcase
Kale Wilson Talks about how this futuristic technology can assist with training and help producers quickly identify equipment problems

Mar 15 – Mar 31: At 9,000 acres, Larry Woolliams makes use of the best technologies that he can to operate profitably
Getting four new combines wasn’t hard, but putting experienced operators in the seats was. “The technology is what saved us,” says Larry Woolliams.

Mar 1 – Mar 15: Northeast Iowa farmer Tim Burrack shares some of the challenges he’s faced growing cover crops
Tim Burrack discusses why after farming for 40 years he decided to start growing cover crops

Feb 15 – Feb 28: This invention deploys a drop pan underneath your combine by remote control
In this video, Chris Sobchuk describes how the drop pan plus mobile app safely measure grain loss.

Feb 1 – Feb 15: The pulse industry must be prepared to meet more complicated specs for the food industry
Gordon Bacon, CEO of Pulse Canada, said that quality specifications for pulses have traditionally been based on size, shape and colour, but that is changing.

Jan 15 – Jan 31: See field demos of land-levelling equipment in action and improving land values
Spencer Myers gives you a quick look at how these machines take non-productive land and make a soft soil bed you can plant seed into