Alfalfa
20 Jan 2012

Production Pointers

May 10, 2013 – The acres planted to canola in the Northern Great Plains region (NGP) increased to all time highs in 2012. The acres planted to canola continue to increase in all provinces and states in the NGP. This has resulted in total acres in the NGP going from 13,205,000 acres in year 2000 up

Canola
01 Jan 2012

Northern Great Plains Region

This region consists of the northern expanse of the North American Great Plains. It has characteristically cold winters and warm summers with a relatively shorter growing season, but long daylight hours during the growing season. Crops are predominately small grain and oil seed crops, as well as coo

Canola
01 Dec 2011

Nitrogen Fertilization of Winter Wheat—Alternative Sources and Methods

Research results evaluating N sources and placement methods at planting in the early fall for winter wheat production show that controlled release urea (CRU) can be either seedrow or side-band placed while regular urea performs better when side-banded. These N fertilizer methods are considered as fe

wheat
06 Apr 2010

Evaluating Nitrogen Fertilization Methods for Winter Wheat

2006 to 2007 field experiment evaluating various N sources for winter wheat in south-central Alberta

Winter Barely
06 Apr 2010

MB Ag Environmental Programs and Helping Your Farm Clients

30 minute presentation on the importance of knowing about environmental programs so you cna best assist farm clients.


Regional Profile

This region consists of the northern expanse of the North American Great Plains. It has characteristically cold winters and warm summers with a relatively shorter growing season, but long daylight hours during the growing season. Crops are predominately small grain and oil seed crops, as well as cool season forage crops.

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Regional Director

Tom Jensen
Northern Great Plains Regional Director

Certified Crop Adviser and a member of the American Society of Agronomy, Soil Science Society of America, and Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists.

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