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By Alice McFarlane

Strategies for growing pulse crops after a drought

Listen: Drought on the prairies means pulse growers must adjust practices

Feb 17, 2022 | 2:58 PM

MELFORT, Sask. – There are going to be several factors impacting pulse crop production this year after farmers suffered through a very dry year.

Saskatchewan Pulse Growers agronomy manager Sarah Anderson said seed quality and herbicide carryover are potential issues.

Alice McFarlane is the Agriculture Information Director for 105 CJVR and Saskatchewan’s BeachRadioSK.ca in Melfort, Sask.

Tune in to Ag Access weekdays during the noon hour on 105 CJVR.

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