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Simplify seeder set up with wireless seed controller by Bourgault

Real Agriculture

Wireless technology has been making its way into almost every aspect of life and continues to make its way into modern seeding equipment. Jordan Henderson, territory sales manager for Bourgault Industries, explains how the company has spent the last five years designing the new Bourgault Intelligent Control (BiC) seed controller.

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Are seed oils unhealthy? Not from what I can tell.

Food Politics

Seed oils, according to Robert F. I dont think so, although seed oils, like everything else high in calories, are best consumed in moderation. Heres my understanding of whats up with seed oils. Heres my understanding of whats up with seed oils. Using seed oils is healthier than using more saturated fats.

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CLIPS device helps deliver biological products as seeds head for the furrow

Real Agriculture

The seeding or planting window is already pressed for time. Manually having to add products into the planter or seed box can slow down progress, but pre-mixing some products, as is the case with some biological products, can decrease efficacy.

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Nibbles: Indian vault, Sundarban rice, Community seed banks, Fiji cassava, Georgia documentary, Kenya seed network, Nigeria mobilizes, Coffee prizes, Slow Food guardians, Peasant seed sovereignty, World Economic Forum seed pean, Seed sector shindig, Genesys acceleration

Agricultural Biodiversity

Times of India says “ India needs a new doomsday seed vault.” Maybe it’s community doomsday seed vaults that India needs? Georgia — the country — is working on a documentary on crop diversity which will no doubt include their seed deposit in Svalbard. And yet the seed sector seems… reluctant

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Wheat School: Seed treatments are like putting a “bunny hug” on seed

Real Agriculture

Seed treatments are a very useful kind of insurance policy that help to build the strong foundation of a plant stand to start the growing season. What seed treatments do within a plant can be compared to putting on a Saskatchewan bunny hug (thats a hoodie to the rest of us!) over a t-shirt in Read More

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Pulse School: Protect germination potential with gentle seed handling

Real Agriculture

Harvested seed quality is heavily influenced by weather conditions throughout the growing season. Summers with drought conditions, as well as heat blast, can lead to an increased occurrence of mechanical damage in pulse seed lots.

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Your top 5 questions about cereal seed treatments answered

Real Agriculture

There are plenty of questions about cereal seed treatments, like how they work, what are the benefits and why should growers invest in treating their seed.

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