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Posted by Sara Meidlinger on
Corn growth stages are divided into two – vegetative growth and reproductive growth. Vegetative growth begins with emergence and ends with tassel emergence. Reproductive growth begins quickly after tassel emergence and ends with physiological…
Posted by David Hansen on
CANTERRA SEEDS was proud to support the next generation of Canadian youth in Ag through 4-H Canada this summer with our purchase of the steer Red Rock. Read more about our close connections to this cause.
Posted by Alana Serhan on
Corn development & heat unit concepts In Western Canada there are three main climatic variables that affect commercial corn production. These three variables include temperature (both heat & frost-free period), day length and rainfall. …
Posted by Renee McMillan on
It is important for us at CANTERRA SEEDS to be wherever we can to provide value and support to farmers, which is why we are excited to be hosting our first ever digital tradeshow booth as part of Ag in Motion Discovery Plus.
Posted by Renee McMillan on
July 1st marks the day we all take time to pay tribute to this beautiful country we all call home. This is especially important for those of us at CANTERRA SEEDS, as we are deeply rooted in the Canadian Prairies.
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Seeds Canada is the proposed national seed organization that will amalgamate five industry associations. Read more to learn more about the proposed amalgamation and why this matters to independent seed businesses in Canada.
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Keep it Clean has released updated tips to control fusarium head blight (FHB) during the 2020 growing season.
Posted by Sara Meidlinger on
Four different staging methods have been developed to stage corn plants. Crop staging is used to assess crop development, and make herbicide, fungicide, and fertility application recommendations, and different companies use different methods for application recommendations. Are you savvy on staging? Read more for information about the four corn staging methods.
Posted by Brenton Tullikopf on
Choosing the right canola seed varieties for your farm is a decision that intersects with many factors and is heavily influenced by local geography. Read more for six variables for choosing canola seed in Central Alberta.
Posted by Alana Serhan on
In this post we talk about avoiding Imbibitional chilling in corn seedlings. Imbibitional Chilling injury can cause damage to cell membranes and the subsequent leakage of cell contents can result in death of the seed before it has a chance to germinate.
