Here in Prince Edward Island, our agricultural landscape is dominated by potato production. Rather than looking to Western Canada for soluti

SWAT MAPS are an incredibly useful layer of information to use for a variety of purposes. We often are too focused only on a single applica

Many areas of the world have problems with low soil pH, which can reduce phosphate availability and increase potential for toxicities...

Successful precision agronomy depends on creating the correct zone map that can group all the areas together that have a similar response,.

In Manitoba, Croptimistic and our partners are learning ways to use SWAT MAPS to manage potential issues in edible beans.

I was driving along this spring when I noticed a field with a small area taken out of production, which was clearly an eroded knoll.

Sulphur (S) may be the most variable nutrient we see in western Canadian and northern great plains soils, especially in glacial till soils.

There’s a lot of talk of GHG emissions and environmental impacts. But one topic hasn’t received as much attention - nitrous oxide (N2O).

Herbicides are a critical tool on any farm but we need to utilize them carefully as resistance builds and options are limited.

In follow up to Cory’s article “What is a fertility zone," I wanted to provide some thoughts on the term responsiveness. From a simple poin