Total Canadian grain exports running well ahead of average
Canadian canola exports may be slightly behind the year-ago pace
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Intercropping canola and peas shows increased net returns
Saskatchewan farmer Sheldon Dowling describes his first experience with intercropping as interesting. In fact, the results from his pea-canola experiment in 2017 were so interesting that he decided to try it again this year. “Interesting is the key word,” said Dowling, who farms near MacDowall, Sask., near Prince Albert. “It’s pretty counter-intuitive ...
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