Home / Canola Watch / January 7, 2015 - Issue 2
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January is farm show month. These shows provide an excellent opportunity to hear experts speak on what happened in 2014 and how to keep getting better in 2015. You’ll also have a chance to meet CCC agronomy staff and representatives from your provincial canola grower organizations. January is the month to register for canoLAB 2015. Plants are growing in reparation,…
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CanoLAB 2015 explores a new mix of agronomy topics that will appeal to first timers as well as those who attend CanoLAB each year. The plants in the photo are being prepared for canoLAB 2015. Real plants with real problems greatly enhance the experience canoLAB will provide to you. Topics for 2015: Harvest Management – Cutting Your Losses Breeding in…
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CropSphere opens the evening of January 12, and has two days of keynote speakers and concurrent sessions January 13-14. All CropSphere events are at TCU Place in downtown Saskatoon…
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AgDays is January 20-22 in Brandon. Canola Day presentations are Tuesday morning, January 20, at the FCC Theatre in the Keystone Centre. CCC agronomy specialist Angela Brackenreed leads off with a talk called, “Canola: What’s happening, What’s new, What’s next?”…
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Agronomy Update is a full two days of agronomy presentations. The agenda includes CCC agronomy specialist Dan Orchard, speaking January 21 on Ultimate Canola Challenge research results. Other canola specific topics include Hector Carcamo on lygus research, Sheau-Fang Hwang with a clubroot update and Ralph Lange on blackleg management…
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FarmTech is sold out! If you are registered and want to set up a game plan for which sessions to attend, go here…
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