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      Survival of blackleg pathogen inoculum in canola stubble under simulated flooding conditions 

      Peluola, C.; Fernando, W.D.G.; Huvenaars, C.; Kutcher, H.R.; Peng, G. (2012-03-13)
      Blackleg of canola (Brassica napus), caused by two Leptosphaeria spp, is a significant constraint to canola production worldwide except in china where only the less virulent L. biglobosa has been reported. In China, the ...
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      Potential impact of group 2 (ALS inhibitor) herbicide residue on winter wheat survival – early reconnaissance 

      Hammermeister, E.H.; Greer, K.J.; Ball, C.D. (2012-03-13)
      Next to the coinciding harvest of spring crops, the biggest challenge winter wheat seeding faces is finding early matured and harvested crop land for seeding at the optimum window from late August to early September. ...
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      Factors limiting soil microbial growth and activity in wheat-based cropping systems 

      Cruz, A.F.; Hanson, K.; Hamel, C. (2004-02-19)
      Several soil biochemical processes related to soil fertility are microbially mediated. We know very well the factors limiting crop production but know little of the factors limiting the soil microbial community. The goal ...
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      Barley after hay: grass matters! 

      Jefferson, P.G.; Lemke, R.; Zentner, R.P.; Selles, F. (2003-02-18)
      Perennial forage crops are not traditionally grown in crop rotations in the Brown soil zone for several reasons: i) they are slow to establish; ii) they require intensive tillage to terminate; and iii) they reduce yield ...
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      Rotation and fertility effects on root rot of spring wheat in southwest Saskatchewan 

      Fernandez, M.R.; Zentner, R.P. (2004-02-19)
      Spring wheat grown in a replicated trial for one or two years after summerfallow, lentil, flax, or continuously (with and without fertilizer N) was examined for subcrown internode discoloration from 2000 to 2002 in southwest ...
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      Pulse-wheat rotations influence the potential of nitrous oxide (N2O) production in the Canadian prairie 

      Bazghaleh, N.; Jazestani, J.; Hamel, C.; Gan, Y.; Navarro Borrell, A.; Hanson, K. (2015-03-16)
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      Availability of soil nitrogen released from pea and lentil residue to subsequent cereal crops under reduced tillage 

      Adderley, D.R.; Schoenau, J.J.; Holm, F.A. (1998-02-19)
      The release of N from legume crop residues in the field can potentially be an important nutrient source for succeeding cereal crops, particularly in soils which are N deficient. Field studies were conducted in 1996 on two ...
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      Crop performance and plant microbe-interactions are affected by the sequence and frequency of pulse crops in the Canadian prairie 

      Unknown author (2013-03-05)
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      Microbial phosphorus pools in a long-term organic farming system in Scott, Saskatchewan 

      Parkham, R.J.; Knight, J.D. (2013-03-05)
      Organic farmers across Saskatchewan face widespread phosphorus (P) shortages. Due to the lack of inputs in organic systems, organic farmers must rely on mechanisms like crop rotation and naturally-occurring arbuscular ...
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      Tillage system and cropping sequence effects on Fusarium head blight in barley in eastern Saskatchewan 

      Fernandez, M.R.; Zentner, R.P.; DePauw, R.M.; Gehl, D.; Stevenson, F.C. (2007-03-01)
      Fusarium head blight (FHB) in barley is well established in the eastern Canadian Prairies and appears to be moving westward. A survey of 192 barley crops in eastern Saskatchewan was conducted to determine the impact of ...
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      AuthorZentner, R.P. (5)Fernandez, M.R. (3)Bandara, Manjula (2)DePauw, R.M. (2)Gan, Yantai (2)Gehl, D. (2)Hamel, C. (2)Hanson, K. (2)Huang, John (2)Khakbazan, Mohammad (2)... View MoreSubject
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      cereal crops (2)Fusarium graminearum (2)herbicides (2)legumes (2)nitrogen (2)oilseeds (2)reduced tillage (2)wheat (2)anion exchange membrane (1)... View MoreTypePoster Presentation (8)Presentation (8)Date Issued2010 - 2020 (7)2000 - 2009 (8)1998 - 1999 (1)
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