Today, on this Agronomic Monday:
- Flea beetles – Hector Carcamo, research entomologist with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, joins RealAgriculture field editor Kara Oosterhuis to discuss flea beetles on the prairies, neonicotinoids, and foliar insecticides.
- Everything agronomy – FCL’s Jack Payne and resident agronomist Peter Johnson talk about too much to summarize, including: the variability in weather across the country (and even between towns); the benefits of tiled land; physiological fleck and leaf yellowing; herbicide performance in changing environmental conditions; what ‘real wheat growers’ spray; late tillering plants; soil sealing; and Johnson takes offence to the statement “the rain petered out.”
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