Dryland agriculture in the Canadian prairies is continuously confronted by change. In response to growing competition in the global market place producers have sought alternative crop production methods in order to maintain ...

Low prices for cereal grains, coupled with changing government policies and programs, and increasing concerns about soil and environmental degradation are stimulating significant change in land use practices throughout ...

Field experiments were conducted at Lacombe and Eckville in central Alberta from 1993 to 1995 to determine the influence of alfalfa in bromegrass-alfalfa mixtures on forage yield, protein yield, fertilizer N requirements, ...

The feasibility of using split-N applications for managing yield and protein of wheat grown on dryland was studied in a field experiment initiated on a sandy loam and silt loam near Swift Current. Spring wheat was grown ...