Some crops—like corn, cereals, canola and potatoes—have higher input requirements. In such cases, tight application management is key to minimizing fertilizer loss and pollution. That’s where PurYield controlled-release nitrogen comes in.

On the Prairies, we are fortunate that we don’t have many insects to deal with when it comes to our corn production. The most prevalent insect is the European corn borer (ECB), and the pressure we see varies by year and location. The following is a summary of the lifecycle of the ECB, how the environment can impact it, and scouting techniques.

According to Hicham Bencharki, Manager of Digital Product and Innovation at Sollio Agriculture, there are many practical benefits to digitizing your farm business. Here’s a look at just some of them.

Managing nitrogen loss due to volatilization, leaching and denitrification is an essential part of preserving the environment and reducing the amount of greenhouse gases generated by corn production. Fortunately, that’s why we have nitrogen protection products!

Problem #1 : Volatilization

Nitrogen volatilization occurs when urea is applied to the soil’s surface but not absorbed.

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