Project Description This 3-year project compared agronomic performance, energy use and nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions from a variety of N-fertilizer […]
Objectives Project Description To generate these results, two plot experiments, each with four replicates, were set up about 20 miles […]
Objectives 1. To identify kochia using image based methodologies. 2. To determine the degree in which soil salinity influences kochia […]
Objectives The major objective of this research was to investigate the effects of feeding ground flaxseed, defatted flaxseed meal and […]
Objectives Project Description: Research information on the agronomics of intercropping chickpea and flax is required to assist producers in the […]
Our proposed project will deliver tangible resources for Canadian growers who produce diverse field crops, looking to implement practical strategies for reducing N2O emissions.
This project focuses on showing the benefits of improved flax varieties to farmers and adapting the trait to allow farmers to be as competitive as possible.
The proposed project will develop new generation of flax varieties which will enable the crop to be grown over larger areas in Canada.
Breeding efforts to develop lines with improved tolerance to heat stress are urgently needed.
Increasing the rate at which new flax cultivars are developed will improve the ability of the flax industry to meet changing market demands and to tolerate climate change.
flax may be a particularly good candidate for biological inoculants that have potential to improve P uptake.
This information will indicate the risk of flax wilt in a particular area and will help guide flax producers with decisions on which varieties to grow and which cultural practices are needed to mitigate disease damage.
