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Miranda Leybourne
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Reporter, Brandon Sun
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By Miranda Leybourne Verified| Grainews Verified Manitoba’s soybean acres had a hard time with iron deficiency chlorosis (IDC) in 2024. Although usually a soybean problem, IDC can also pop up in other pulses, such as field peas, dry beans and fababeans. Interveinal yellowing affects new growth, and sometimes interveinal browning, or necrosis, appears. “It’s a condition where the plant can’t take up iron.
By Miranda Leybourne Verified| Grainews Verified Glacier FarmMedia — Managing soil pH is a crucial but often overlooked aspect of soil health and crop productivity, says Marla Riekman, a land management specialist with Manitoba Agriculture. “[The] pH is a measure of hydrogen ion activity in the soil,” Riekman said during a Manitoba Agriculture Crop Talk online seminar last month. The pH scale is logarithmic, with each whole number indicating a tenfold shift in hydrogen ion activity.
By Miranda Leybourne Verified| The Western Producer Verified Glacier FarmMedia – Efforts to control Manitoba’s wild pig population are ramping up, but the province’s situation differs significantly from the invasive pig crisis in the United States, says Wayne Lees, co-ordinator of Squeal on Pigs Manitoba. Wild pigs are a real threat to animal and human health because they contaminate water with E.
Company Info
Brandon Sun
The Brandon Sun is the daily newspaper of record in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. It currently publishes a print edition Tuesday through Saturday with a continually updated online edition at brandonsun.com. We also produce an e-edition every Monday. Founded in 1882, and currently owned, along with sister newspaper the Winnipeg Free Press, by FP Canadian Newspapers Limited Partnership.
Prince George, Canada
+1 204-571-7400
Founded: 1882