Upcoming Fall 2024 events
Join us this fall for multiple events including our regional meetings that are taking place across the province throughout late October to mid November, along with the prestigious Prairie Cereals Summ…
Our goal with this newsletter is simple; to provide Alberta farmers and agronomists with timely, relevant and valuable agronomic knowledge sourced from science-based research and projects funded by Alberta Grains. You will also find a few opinion articles addressing management perspectives and other agronomic pointers to help you make informed agronomic decisions.
This monthly newsletter will include written articles, audio interviews and videos. Additionally, impromptu information may be released to address timely agronomic problems in Alberta. We hope the agronomic information from these newsletters brings value to your farm.
To learn more about The Growing Point and our agronomy program e-mail our Agronomy and Extension Specialist
Harvest is wrapping up in many cereal fields across the province, while canola and a few other crops are still pushing on. The warm fall so far gifted us a precious window to get the crops off the field. Besides harvest, fall is a great window to manage soil fertility, weeds, and start planning next year. In this issue of The Growing Point, we are going to look at the fall agronomic practices that helps to set your farm up to a good start next year.