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Please complete the survey on remote interfaces for driverless machines

The agricultural ergonomic team at the University of Manitoba is looking for experienced farmers and custom operators to assess the effectiveness of a remote interface for autonomous (driverless) agricultural machines. If you are interested, click on the link below: 
 
 
or copy and paste the URL into your web browser  
 
 
The survey should take less than an hour to complete and you could win one of the ten $CAD 20 Tim Hortons gift cards in appreciation for your time.  
 
Your response would be greatly appreciated on or before October 31, 2020.
 
Thanks for your cooperation.
Source : saskwheat.ca

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Developing disease resistance in new wheat varieties

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Dr. Colin Hiebert, research scientist with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada – Morden, is focused on developing new tools that wheat breeders can use to improve, diversify and strengthen disease resistance in new wheat varieties. This includes new genomic tools that address resistance to five diseases including: Fusarium head blight, leaf rust, stripe rust, stem rust and common bunt.

Learn more about how research conducted at AAFC-Morden will impact wheat variety development, production and profitability for the future. This research is part of the Canadian National Wheat Cluster and funding is provided through the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Alberta Grains, Sask Wheat, Manitoba Crop Alliance, Western Grains Research Foundation and Canadian Field Crop Research Alliance.