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Research On The Farm

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Manitoba Crop Alliance’s Research on the Farm program conducts scientific research with farmer members – on their fields, with their own equipment. Farmers are involved in trial planning, establishment, treatment implementation and harvest.

Trials are managed with the support and guidance of agronomists and staff trained in conducting on-farm trials. Protocols are simple to implement and developed using questions from farmer members.

For more information, or to participate in the Research on the Farm program, please contact:

Madison Kostal
Research & Production Coordinator
Manitoba Crop Alliance
204-362-3679
madison@mbcropalliance.ca

Program Objectives

  • Involve farmers in the scientific method, in collaboration with research specialists. 
  • Test new practices or products over a wide range of farming environments to guide management decisions. 
  • Ensure that protocols are simple and practical to implement.
  • Determine whether a practice is effective or not through assessment of economic and/or environmental parameters.

Video: How the Research on The Farm Program benefits Manitoba producers

Manitoba Crop Alliance's Research on the Farm Program benefits farmers by demonstrating how products or practices behave on their own farm, on their own land and with their own equipment. The question of whether research results apply to their soil type or environment is answered immediately. On-Farm research also benefits the entire industry. By involving farmers in the scientific method, we can draw results and conclusions from a wider range of environments. The amount of data produced adds up quickly and can be used to make inferences and predictions that are relevant and robust over a wide, geographical region. To learn more about Manitoba Crop Alliance's Research on the Farm Program, visit https://mbcropalliance.ca/research/on-farm-research.

Manitoba Crop Alliance's Research on the Farm Program benefits farmers by demonstrating how products or practices behave on their own farm, on their own land and with their own equipment. The question of whether research results apply to their soil type or environment is answered immediately.

On-Farm research also benefits the entire industry. By involving farmers in the scientific method, we can draw results and conclusions from a wider range of environments. The amount of data produced adds up quickly and can be used to make inferences and predictions that are relevant and robust over a wide, geographical region.

To learn more about Manitoba Crop Alliance's Research on the Farm Program, visit https://mbcropalliance.ca/research/on-farm-research.

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Winter Wheat Seeding Rate

Winter Wheat Seeding Rate

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The purpose of this project is to quantify the agronomic and economic impacts of a reduced and an increased targeted plant stand of normal seeding rate in Winter Wheat.

Barley Seed Treatment

Barley Seed Treatment

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The purpose of this project is to quantify the impact of a seed treatment on Barley.

Spring Wheat Enhanced Efficiency Fertilizer Usage (UAN and Urea)

Spring Wheat Enhanced Efficiency Fertilizer Usage (UAN and Urea)

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The purpose of this project is to quantify the agronomic impacts of enhanced efficiency fertilizer usage on wheat for yield and grain quality.

Sunflower Fungicide Treatment

Sunflower Fungicide Treatment

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The purpose of this project is to quantify the impact of a fungicide treatment on Sunflower for control of Sclerotinia Head rot.

Spring Wheat Early Planting

Spring Wheat Early Planting

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The purpose of this project is to quantify the impact of seeding date on Spring Wheat.

Flax-Nitrogen-Rate

Flax-Nitrogen-Rate

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The purpose of this project is to quantify the agronomic and economic impacts, in flax, of three different nitrogen rates in alternating strips across the field.

Flax Seeding Rate

Flax Seeding Rate

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The purpose of this project is to quantify the agronomic and economic impacts of three different flax seeding rates in alternating strips across the field

Flax Fungicide Treatment

Flax Fungicide Treatment

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The purpose of this project is to quantify the impact of a fungicide treatment for pasmo on Flax

Corn Starter Phosphorus

Corn Starter Phosphorus

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The purpose of this project is to quantify the impact of starter phosphorous in corn when planted into soils with high soil phosphorous levels. 

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