Consecutive dry years led soybean yields to decline steadily in Western Canada and growers to lose hope in the pod. 2022, however, has seen the comeback of the bean. In 2017, Western Canada established a record of seeding 3.14 million acres of soybeans, which...
Corn is a one-of-a-kind plant with a lot of quirks to wrap your head around. From choosing your hybrid to harvesting it, the questions can be never-ending. Did you know the energy in corn sileage increases as the plant matures, providing a greater feed value for...
New inoculants can be cutting-edge technology that deliver enhanced nodulation and plant growth. Part of what makes BrettYoung Distinct by Design is our strategic partnerships with global innovators who create products just like that. One of our partners is...
It’s been almost a two-decade long fight against clubroot, but the end is nowhere in sight. The soil-borne disease has been killing canola plants in Canada since 2003, when it was first discovered near Edmonton, Alberta. Since then, it’s spread to over 3000 fields...
Corn is a high yielding, high energy source of forage that can be a great fit for many cattle producers, but how do you ensure your corn crop has the best chance for success? Whether a corn hybrid is intended for grazing, silage, or grain, the agronomic...
