Shur-Gro Farm Services is entering an exciting new chapter with a strengthened leadership team focused on growth, innovation, and customer success. The transition includes Blaine Cochrane's appointment as Chief Executive Officer and reflects Shur-Gro's ongoing commitment to the agricultural communities it proudly serves.
White mold can be difficult to manage in soybeans, especially when conditions favour disease during bloom. Understanding soybean maturity, growth stage, canopy closure, and fungicide timing can help growers make more informed disease management decisions. This article outlines key considerations for managing white mold in northern soybean-growing regions.
Manitoba Agriculture’s Summer Pasture Workshops, “Beefing Up Herd Health on Pasture,” will take place June 2–3 in Gladstone and Killarney. These hands-on sessions bring together experts to share practical strategies on grazing, cattle health, and herd management. Designed for producers, the workshops combine learning and real-world application to help improve pasture performance.