– 2018 Articles –
LH Putting local food in the spotlight
LH Open Farm Days Running This Weekend
LH Open Farm Days Introduces City Residents to Ag
AFE Open Farm Days an Alberta institution
DW Integrated Crop Agronomy Cluster Announced
GN Winter Wheat Gets Better and Better
LNN Stalking Wheat with a Barley Chaser
AM Farming Smarter Plot Hop Talks Deep Banding
Fungicide application at anthesis of wheat in western Canada
WP Wild oat resistance persists
WP App makes instant weed ID possible
LH Diet the buzzword for long-term bee health (this article also ran in the Lethbridge Sun Times)
AM Tapping the Internet-of-Things
WP Pea diseases elude southern Alta. Researchers
Global Weed-scouting app showcased at Farming Smarter
WP A crop sensor that costs only $25.69
LNN Farm field-day sessions begin
AFE Bringing crops indoors generating research insights
GN Planter precision pays off for canola
GN Planting canola with precision 03 2018
APG Agronomy 911 Can inputs save a hailed out crop
AFE Robo-tractors invented by farmers are already here
CG Corn adoption on the Prairies set to speed up
LH Ag producers following NAFTA talks closely
WP Producers offered help with on-farm research
WP Agent Orange rumour shows depth of misinformation
WP Higher seeding rate helps grain corn
AFE The automated future has arrived says robotic farming expert
LH Farmers get ideas how to dull effectiveness of cutworms
– 2017 Articles –
WP Cutworms can be difficult to identify – look for ‘fake legs’
LH Conference discusses changes in agriculture industry
LH Picture butte resident given agriculture award
AM Regional Agricultural Research Still Yields Important Data for Farmers
WP Researcher understands farmer doubts about hands-free farming
Revolutionary farming method showcased at Lethbridge conference
AM Noted soil expert speaks at Farming Smarter
AM Potash may be irragators’ best weapon against invasive mussels
WP Diamondback moth numbers extreme in some areas
WP Drought reduces wheat disease risk
WP Alberta’s irrigation growers warned to watch for wheat midge
AM Farming Smarter Conference Returns to Medicine Hat
AM Speculating on the Future of Dryland Mustard
WP Pink may be the panther in future mussel tussle
Bridge City News – Farming Smarter video
LH Many No-charge Events Planned Saturday
LH Keeping Busy Over the Summer
LST A first hand taste of farming life
LH Open Farm Days Set for Aug 20
RCC WheatStalk: Researching crop recovery from hail damage
RRC video Building up disease resistance in Spring Wheat
RA Comparing vacuum planter and air seeder results
AFE The danger comes from below
RRC Farmers ready to rock out to agronomy at WheatStalk 07 12
MHN Local award winners honoured at Stampede
MHN Farming Smarter brings innovation together
WP Early morning best time to spray fungicides
WP Field studies to narrow down when, how to grow hemp
WP Pea weevil recovery requires early detection
WP Growers warned to scout canola for flea beetles
AM No Silver Bullet When it Comes to Herbicide Resistant Weeds
AFE Canola may soon be able to text you
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AM Market Cynic Gives Bleaker View of Year Ahead 01 19
WP Touch of a button means less exercise
AFE want to keep those resolutions
– 2016 Articles –
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AM Deciphering the Chemical Language of Plants
AM Lanier Honoured At Farming Smarter Conference
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WP One bee doesn’t fit all jobs
WP Alberta’s farm safety bill called part of predictable proces
WP Calm, clear day dangerous time to spray
WP Lab welcomes strange and unusual
WP Hail simulator helps determine crop recovery expectations 07 16
WP Deadly disease threatens pulses
WP Spraying night may not be ideal time apr
WP Dual Purpose Cereal Crops a Win Win
LH Producers learn about canola feb 19
AFE Big data on Tactical Farming conference agenda 02 16
Producers Can Set The Alarm A Little Later To Spray nufarm feb 2
AFE Late is not great when it comes to seeding wheat 01 16
AFE Farmers, hit that snooze button — spraying later is your best bet 01 16
AFE Grazing winter cereals can work
WP Crop type one factor in swath grazing economics 01 16
WP Adjust nitrogen input, swath timing with new canola hybrids expert 01 16
– 2015 Articles –
AFE Cinderella Story Canola 12 15
WP Provide the right stuff for 200 bu. per acre wheat 12 15
WP Growing better canola starts with seeding rates 12 15
AFE Ten is the magic number for canola 12 15
WP Farmers must manage MRLs to avoid confusion
WP New potential with rye hybrids 11 15
WP Prairies to see little moisture nov5 2015
WP Study finds kochia stays close to home nov5 2015
Chat_Farming Smarter teaches the latest_Oct 27
WP Blight fungicides tests on peas Aug 20 2015
WP More corn acres could hike fusarium Aug 13 2015
WP early morning fungicides Aug 13 2015
WP Extra heat units offset Alta. dryness 07 15
Hemp sector seeks move to Ag Canada umbrella
Get your timing right with PGRs
Researchers invent their own version of the great white combine
Hail simulations give crops a beating
Take a break and grab some agricultural learning
Farming Smarter cancels spring crop walks
GN Taking research inventory 03 15
RA Canola School – Bees & Beneficials 01 15
Ranch pencils out profit with bale, swath grazing
– 2014 Articles –
Stripe Rust near Olds not likely a new outbreak
Alberta Wild Oat resistance continues to grow stronger
Crop disease levels concerning
People vulnerable to bad information about food
Consumers shape chains breakfast
Four life lessons from the farm that will serve you well in life
High cost, high risk, but corn a perfect cold-weather grazing crop
In dry years, tall stubble can make all the difference
Trials Examine Management Practices
Burger Chain wants more Canadian Beef
Bugs Don’t Get Recognition They Deserve
Hemp Production on the Rise
WP Researchers keep eye on rye
WP ongoing canola tests yield o solver bullet 07 14
WP Drones put to work hunting weeds 07 14
WP morning good for fungicides
LH Hemp taking root in area fields 2014
AFE Does the time of day matter when applying herbicides
WP No serious signs of stripe rust in Alberta yet 06 14
WP Seed treatments more effective at pea leaf weevil control 06 14
On Farm Research done right can save producers big bucks
Spray fungicides before breakfast and herbicides at lunch
Is spraying by moonlight effective?
Pulse School: Scouting the Elusive Pea Leaf Weevil
Nailing Down the Value of Precision Agriculture
AFE There’s a reason why Alberta
is Canada’s hemp leader 04 14
Industrial hemp acres on the rise, especially in southern Alberta
Winter cereals pressed into double duty
Dispelling the Myth of Big Agriculture
Anti-glyphosate crusader accuses herbicide of causing a host of ills
Farmers divided after expert issues glyphosate warning
Hemp acres expand alongside growing market
Farms.com Crop Walks
ABFMR_Jan 7_Engineer says running fans continuously is not a smart move
Farming Smarter prepares for busy Year
– 2013 Articles –
Wheat research project plans to grow record breaking crop
Top 10 list identified for successful farms
Experts see viruses not usually found in leafcutter bees
4H youth impress Farming Smarter attendees
Delegates learn in Lethbridge about Farming Smarter
Moisture may be in short supply
Plenty of Optimism for Wheat Farmers
Watch out for Wireworms
An educational video by Alberta Barley
Spraying at first light may cost you herbicide efficacy
RA The Nozzle Sprays at Midnight
Winter pulse seed available soon
– 2012 Articles –
Alberta plagued with blackleg in ‘entire canola growing area
WP – Want to know what weather to expect
PP – Agriculture producers soon will be Farming Smarter
Alberta man moves from chemistry lab to farm field
AFE OK to hit the snooze button
RA Is night time the right time to spray
Western Canada hosts first precision ag conference
Herbicide, Fungicide combo not effective
Growers will need to test more on own: researcher
Growers urged to take up kochia fight
Summer School for farmers
Farmers share ideas on crop walk
WP Intensive farming may save world
WP Precision equipment improves quality
– 2011 Articles –
Cypress County hosts agriculture field tour
Pulses receive energy star rating
Winter pulses give farmers another potion
Cool spring forecast poses problems for canola crop
WP Don t be afraid of the dark
Producers know who’s where, when
Farming smarter to focus on enviromental ag research
Winter pulse plots display promise
Measuring power requirements of air drills
Bin checks vital to retain canola quality
– 2010 Articles –
ESN makes single shoot safer (part 1)
ESN makes single shoot safer (part 2)
United we stand in agriculture
Winter pulses show potential in sounthern alberta (part 1)
Winter pulses show potential in sounthern alberta (part 2)
Winter pulses show potential in sounthern alberta (part 3)
Search carefully for agronomic information
Fusarium marches west to Alberta
Rules amended as infection area expands
Seeding plans should include more fertilizer
– 2009 Articles –
