Yara's Incubator Farm Network: Part 3 - Grains

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We are in the third episode in a series of episodes dedicated to a network of incubator farms that Yara North America is using to find innovative ways to improve farm productivity balanced with sustainable practices that can be implemented by growers to improve their on-farm profits. Today, we're talking about the incubator farm in the Canadian prairies to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Spread across 40 acres, we are studying essential crops like wheat, canola, peas, and barley. Managing the farm is Yara's Delaine Mandziak, Agronomist now focusing on biologicals.

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