Event Info

Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Balgonie, SK
Balgonie Multiplex

Cost: $20

Come on out and take in some great presentations by leading industry specialists and researchers:

Bill May, AAFC Indian Head

  • Findings From The 2025 AAFC Agronomy Research Program
    • The presentation will touch on multiple studies including chickpea/flax intercropping, canaryseed fungicides and more

Cory Jacob, Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture

  • Herbicide Resistance And Kochia Management
    • The presentation will cover how herbicide resistance develops, kochia biology/ecology, integrated weed management practices/techniques to manage herbicide resistant weeds

Krista Zuzak, Cereals Canada

  • Navigating Non-Tariff Barriers: Resources To Help Keep Markets Open
    • Gain essential insights into the direct link between precise on-farm practices and securing market access for Canada’s crops. Drawing on best practices and tools, such as those promoted by initiatives like Keep it Clean, this session aims to ensure Canadian agriculture remains a trusted and reliable supplier to domestic and export customers worldwide

Lyle Cowell, Nutrien Wholesale Canada

  • Not All Soils Are Equal: Management Of Marginal Land
    • Soils are diverse, and many are marginal to annual crop production. When soils are marginal, then crop profits also decline both for those soils and for the farm average. We will discuss the problem of variable soils, variable yields and variable income and consider ideas to improve each of these measures of farming success

Dr. Tom Wolf, Sprayers101.com

  • Spray Drones: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
    • Spray drones are the fastest moving technology in agriculture. Drawbacks to drones are the low water volume requirements that necessitate fine sprays, as well as the lack of swath width certainty and the overall poor deposit uniformity. The use of agricultural pesticides with drones remains illegal in Canada, but there is pressure to allow all products with aerial labels to be used with drones. We discuss these issues with reference to the latest experimental evidence.

Chris Holzapfel, IHARF

  • Findings From The 2025 IHARF Agronomy Research Program
    • The presentation will touch on multiple studies including various fertility projects, PGRs, chickpea agronomy and more

CCA CEU’s Pending…

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