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      Examining biochar as a carrier for Rhizobium spp. on legume crops 

      Hardy, K.; Knight, J.D.; Farrell, R.E. (2014-03-11)
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      Promoting chickpea maturity through fertility management 

      Gan, Y.; Warkentin, T.; Vandenberg, B.; Zentner, R.P.; McDonald, C.L. (2007-03-01)
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      Plant temperature of canola direct seeded into standing stubble 

      Cutforth, H.; Angadi, S.; McConkey, B.G.; Judiesch, D. (2003-02-18)
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      Is seed set in white cockle (Silene latifolia Poir.) limited by insect pollination? 

      Anderson, J.F.; Davis, A.R.; Holm, R.A.; Shirtliffe, S.J. (2011-03-15)
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      Second-year decomposition and nutrient release characteristics of ten annual crop residues in south-central Saskatchewan, Canada 

      Hangs, R.D.; Schoenau, J.J. (2018-03-06)
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      Feasibility of polymer-coated urea (ESN) for agronomic and environmental considerations in the parkland region of Saskatchewan 

      Malhi, S.S.; Brandt, S.A. (2014-03-11)
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      Uncovering the genetic architecture of spike related traits in bread wheat: a viable alternative to increase yield potential 

      Gerard, G.S.; Alqudah, A.; Lohwasser, U.; Börner, A.; Simón, M.R. (2019-03-05)
      Based on the projected demand, further improvements in wheat grain yield are required. In this sense, exploring the genetic diversity associated with yield related traits is critical to derive superior progenies from ...
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      Effect of re-cropping infested wheat stubble on wheat stem sawfly survivorship 

      Beres, B.L.; Cárcamo, H.A. (2006-03-02)
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      Yield adjustment by canola under different plant populations in the semiarid prairie 

      Angadi, S.V.; Cutforth, H.; McConkey, B.G. (2001-02-22)
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      Biomass accumulation and nutrient uptake of oilseeds at different growth stages in the parkland region of Saskatchewan 

      Malhi, S.S.; Johnston, A.M.; Schoenau, J.J.; Wang, Z.H. (2004-02-19)
      Field experiments were conducted with canola (Brassica napus and B. rapa, cv. Quantum and Tobin), mustard (cv. AC Vulcan) and flax (cv. Norlin) in 1998 and 1999 at Melfort, Saskatchewan, Canada, to determine biomass and ...
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      AuthorSchoenau, J.J. (106)Malhi, S.S. (105)Leach, D. (60)Zentner, R.P. (44)Gan, Y. (39)McConkey, B. (35)Brandt, S.A. (31)Fernandez, M.R. (28)Lemke, R. (28)Selles, F. (28)... View MoreSubjectcanola (15)nitrogen (14)wheat (13)phosphorus (10)crop rotation (8)lentil (8)flax (7)pea (7)yield (7)barley (6)... View MoreType
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