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Transition from Prairie Canola Agronomy Research Program (PCARP) to Science Cluster
Project Details
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January 2008 - January 2012
Projects
- Elucidating factors affecting canola emergence
- Rotation and environmental impact on canola biodiesel quality
- Risk mitigation strategies in high-frequency canola rotations
- Maximum canola yield – high input study
- Conserving natural enemies of canola insect pests
- Competitiveness of canola hybrids
- Input study – canola/barley accumulated effects
- Canola/barley N dynamics and greenhouse gases
- Improving canola yield and quality through phosphorus efficiency
- Survey and evaluation of soil-micro-organisms for control of clubroot on canola
- Development of bio-climatic models to forecast potential distribution and severity of clubroot in Western Canada
- Integrating drift reduction with canola agronomy; Hybrid canola N uptake; Agronomy of Camelina sativa; N use efficiency in canola
Keywords:
PCARP, Science Cluster