Soil Sampling. Fertilizer Plans. Crop Plans. Crop Scouting. Irrigation Scheduling. Crop Health Reports. No retail sales. CCA & 4R. Est 1999.
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28 Aug 2025
Big crop of durum. Poker straight. Attention to detail usually pays dividends. Finishing up 2025 and working on 2026.
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Jun 9
Sound on! Kochia,Wild Buckwheat, Cutworms, and Flea beetle are not always the top of the list of things to be watching out for π
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Jun 2
Still coming down... 72 hr totals in mm - Foremost 55, Ft. MacLeod 136, Lacombe 55, Lethbridge 130, Olds 76, Oyen 59, Stony Plain 67, Strathmore 82, Two Hills 100, Vermilion 105.
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Jun 1
When did we last see this in AB? βοΈLots of variance but much better than a week ago.48 hr totals and still more on the way ... Foremost 44.1, Ft. MacLeod 46, Lacombe 18.9, Lethbridge 50.5, Olds 34.3, Oyen 45.6, Stony Plain 21.7, Strathmore 34.4, Two Hills 91.3, Vermilion 101.1
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PROMAX AGRONOMY retweeted
New cutworm report in Lethbridge county. Thank you @Promaxag for the report! Check it out here:
agric.gov.ab.ca/app68/listinβ¦
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May 25
Multiple calls this morning from clients letting us know that some fields were sprayed this morning. Really appreciate the heads up so our agronomists can respect REI (re entry intervals). Quick look at the labels and we know if we can enter safely. @CropLifeCanada
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May 18
Sincere "Thank You" to the many farms that have allowed us to set up replicated trials in their fields. The last few weeks have been crazy and exciting. Looking forward to observing growth, harvesting the crop, and analyzing results. The learning never stops. #nofoofoodust
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May 12
A hundred different thoughts and all are likely correct. While some farmers are nicely getting going others are hoping these clouds will develop into a multi day rain. We are surprised at the variability in soil moisture from field to field.
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May 2
Checking planters of many types for accuracy is a daily occurrence for our agronomists. This one is π― for depth and placement of sugar beet seed. @asbg
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Apr 29
Try to take the grin off of our faces!! It's so good to be planting and it looks so good π @AlbertaPotatoes
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Apr 28
The view from the truck is great. Not always the same when you stop and go for a walk. No substitute for boots in the field!
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Apr 23
Canada Foodgrains project is being seeded into durum. This drill is doing a great job of placing the seed into moisture. Many local farms and industry businesses are supporters. We're proud to be one the supporters. foodgrainsbank.ca/ @Foodgrains
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Feb 11
The learning never stops. Thanks @FarmingSmarter for the day. Great speakers, including, @Agronomydoc
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Jan 28
The learning never stops. We're taking in Conferences in other Provinces and States this week. Appreciate the opportunities to increase knowledge levels.
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Jan 21
Never ceases to amaze me. The investment and work that a farmer puts in behind the scenes to deliver a quality product to the processor is π―
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Jan 19
Details on posting for Summer Employment. Check them out at promaxag.com/articles/employ⦠.
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Jan 14
Thank you @AlbertaCanola @AlbertaGrains @AlbertaPulse for hosting Agronomy Update 2026. Excellent learnings that we can take to the fields. Organizing committee did a great job of topics and speakers. The speakers were outstanding (many of them from their fields)!
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Jan 1
Canola Watch Exam 2025 was once again a tremendous resource. Thank you @CanolaWatch for continuing to make this resource available. Your work does not go unnoticed. @AlbertaCanola @SaskOilseeds @CanolaGrowers
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10 Dec 2025
Great nugget from Dr. Tansey at @SKAgriculture Agronomy Research Update on snow cover and winter survival rates! Thanks for sharing!!
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