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Alberta forage manual

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The Alberta Forage Manual, 2nd Edition, offers producers comprehensive information on a range of forage topics: adaptation, legumes and grasses, annuals, mixtures, establishment, fertility,... More ≫

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The Alberta Forage Manual, 2nd Edition, offers producers comprehensive information on a range of forage topics: adaptation, legumes and grasses, annuals, mixtures, establishment, fertility, pasture management, harvesting and rejuvenation. In addition, sections on forage pest insects and diseases present detailed discussion of these problems in forage crops, helping producers diagnose damage. The extensive descriptions of forage species and their growth habits will help in planning forage management programs. Fully illustrated with colour images, line drawings, tables, charts and graphs, this forage reference work provides a wealth of information.

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Insects associated with alfalfa seed production

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This field guide was prepared to enable growers of seed alfalfa to quickly identify their pest and beneficial insects. The important distinguishing features are indicated on the plates by arrows.... More ≫

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This field guide was prepared to enable growers of seed alfalfa to quickly identify their pest and beneficial insects. The important distinguishing features are indicated on the plates by arrows. These features can be readily seen with a hand lens or magnifying glass. Economic thresholds are based on the average number of insects captured in five 90° sweeps.

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Don’t gamble with fertilizer rates! Use risk analysis to minimize yield loss with seed-placed nitrogen

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This report summarizes how to determine the safe rates of nitrogen that can be placed with either cereal or canola seed in a single pass.

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Ten year average analyses of Alberta feed 1984-1994

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This resource consists of a series of tables that make up a summary of analyses of feeds received during the ten-year period from 1984 to 1994. The tables were prepared to provide field service... More ≫

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This resource consists of a series of tables that make up a summary of analyses of feeds received during the ten-year period from 1984 to 1994. The tables were prepared to provide field service specialists with information about the nutrient content of feeds grown or used in Alberta. The information may also be of interest to producers, veterinarians, agribusiness, animal nutritionists, researchers and all who develop feeding programs for ruminants and monogastrics.

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