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GLG Crop Assessment Tour - 1 week later soybeans
GLG Tour 2010 - One week later - fungicides
Great Lakes Grain Tour Summary
We know markets - Crop Assessment Tour 2010
September 2, 2010 – Chatham, ON - A three day odyssey accross southern and mid-western Ontario concluded on Aug. 27 where FS agronomy and grain staff went on a crop scouting blitz capturing new field data to analyse and share with producers. The Great Lakes Grain Crop Assessment Tour was a team effort that involved 20 two-men teams made up of FS crop specialists, certified crop specialists, customer service managers from FS PARTNERS and AGRIS Co-operative and grain originators from Great Lakes Grain.
Western Bean Cutworm (WBC) here and where to next?
By Dale Cowan – CCA-ON, Senior Agronomist Southern Co-operative Services
The participants in the Great Lakes Grain, We Know Markets - Crop Assessment Tour 2010 as well as many farmers have witnessed the cob damage done by the WBC. Upon return to two of the fields from last week’s tour, I discovered all of the WBC’s have left the cobs. Not a single one to be found feeding. Where did they go?