Phil Bailey retweeted
When it comes to Calypso barley, planting timing is a question that comes up often. Let’s take a look at what growers should consider and why growing winter barley can create additional opportunities.
@SeCan
Phil Bailey retweeted
Canada’s growing regions are diverse. Our seed system must support varieties built for that diversity. Breed local. Grow better.
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Les régions de production au Canada sont diversifiées. Notre système semencier doit soutenir des variétés adaptées à cette réalité.
Sélectionner localement. Cultiver mieux.
seedworld.com/canada/on-the-…
#CdnAg #AgCan #ChooseCertifiedSeed #ChoisirSemenceCertifiee
Can you breed a crop for local conditions if the breeding doesn't happen locally?
30 years in Ontario agronomy has confirmed Paul Sullivan of @SullivanAgro's answer.
Watch On The Brink Season 2, Episode 5
Phil Bailey retweeted
As Canada talks about sovereignty, cuts to public plant breeding continue.
Cribit Seeds co-owner Quentin Martin says the consequences are clear: fewer locally adapted varieties and weaker food security.
This is On The Brink, Season 2: Episode 2
Phil Bailey retweeted
We have an excellent lineup of Enlist varieties! Harvey E3 is a tried and true variety with excellent yields and good white mold tolerance! @SeCan
Phil Bailey retweeted
The resignation of Dr. Richard Cuthbert from AAFC is a wake-up call for Canada's wheat breeding future. Growers must engage in a serious rethink to protect and enhance our breeding system, writes Wheat Growers' Darcy Pawlik. Read more: ow.ly/HHh050XVLhY #cdnag
Phil Bailey retweeted
🌾 BRICS launches Grain Exchange to trade cereals in local currencies, challenging Western markets. With 44% of global production, they're bypassing the dollar & setting their own prices. A seismic shift in food geopolitics. #BRICS
Plenty of winter cereals around the Ottawa Valley this year, even the odd field of winter barley. This field of SU Ruzena winter barley just outside of Carp is looking great. @SeCan
Phil Bailey retweeted
5 Steps To Wreck USA Ag
1. Deport labor, make migrant work in USA inhospitable
2. Start tariff wars that end US commodity crop exports 3. Fire experts in transmissible livestock disease
4. Invite/subsidize foreign meat competition
5. Tell farmers how much you love them.
Phil Bailey retweeted
Have a Claas 8 row corn head surplus to our needs. Stored inside. Low acres. Excellent shape
Phil Bailey retweeted
Congrats to our OAC Constellation giveaway winner, Jim Gowland of Holyrood, ON!
Want this variety to shine on your farm? 💫
Visit our website to find a SeCan retailer near you🌱 #SeCan #CanadasSeedPartner
Visiting one of the most successful oat breeding programs in Canada. Dr. Weikai Yan and his team sure know how to pump out highly competitive varieties for farmers all across Canada! #Made in Canada
Phil Bailey retweeted
The Ontario soybean MG 0 and earlier trial results are on online at soybean.gocrops.ca/variety-p…
Phil Bailey retweeted
Urban water ways are way more polluted that rural ones. Case in point, the River Seine in Paris. Too polluted from human waste and city street runoff to hold the #Olympics triathlon despite France spending $1.5 billion to clean it up. #cleanwater
Phil Bailey retweeted
I have a grower/friend looking for a good used batch grain drier . May also have interest in a Continuous Flow.
Please DM any leads and share as well.
Nolan approves of this field of OAC Constellation east of Ottawa. Nice to see the partnership between U of G, GFO and SeCan producing competitive winter wheat varieties for Eastern Canadian farmers.
Phil Bailey retweeted
After that sale today this is a steal!!
9510 with 930F and header cart.
Very well maintained,
5003 engine hours, 3510 separator
This needs nothing and is field ready.
Would like to sell as a package deal, $60,000CAD for everything.
Call or text
Matt
519-312-5127
