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Annual Research and Demonstration Report

The ICDC Annual Research and Demonstration Report is a yearly publication by the Irrigation Crop Diversification Corporation (ICDC). It provides a detailed summary of irrigation-related research and field demonstration projects conducted during the crop year across Saskatchewan.

2023 Irrigation Crop Diversification Corporation

QUICKLINKS TO ARTICLES IN THIS PUBLICATION:

  1. Growing Hybrid and Composite Mustard Under Irrigation in Saskatchewan
  2. Hemp Seeding Date Demonstration for Grain Production
  3. Effect of Tillage Management and Seeding Date on Dry Bean Establishment and Yield
  4. Flax Seeding Dates and Seeding Rates
  5. P Fertilizer Rate Response in Irrigated Dry Bean
  6. Demonstration of Lupin as an Alternative to Field Pea or Lentil
  7. Demonstration of Clover Crop Option Following Row Crop Harvest on Irrigated Land
  8. Fertigation Demonstration on Wheat, Canola, and Dry Beans
  9. Oat N Response
  10. Demonstrating Oat Seeding Rate as a Cultural Control Method for Controlling Wild Oats in Oats
  11. Demonstrating the Efficacy of Foliar-Applied Nitrogen Fixing Bacteria for Wheat
  12. Grasshopper Control with Cultural Methods
  13. Do Barley Varieties Differ in Response N Fertility, PGR, and Fungicide?
  14. Demonstrating Benefits of Seeding Date and Rate on Canola Yield and Quality
  15. Response of Canola and Flax to Humic Acid Coated P Fertilizer (MAP) Rated
  16. Developing Target Yield Nitrogen Fertilizer Recommendations for Silage and Grain Corn Under Irrigated and Dryland Production
  17. Demonstration of Barley Underseeded with Ryegrass for Forage Production – Irrigated & Dryland Production
  18. Optimum Management of Oats Can Vary Between Varieties
  19. Expanding Rotational Options Using New and Novel Pulse Crops 2.0
  20. When Does it Pay to Apply Fungicide to Faba Beans in Saskatchewan and What Does the Weather Have to Do With it?
  21. Biological Enhancement in Pulses
  22. Strategies to Build Sustainable Phosphorous Levels and Optimize Water Use Efficiencies on Low P Soil
  23. Efficacy of Fungicides Active Ingredient for Fusarium Head Blight (FHB) and Deoxynivalenol (DON) Management in Wheat
  24. Standing Up with Your Own Stalk – Do the Plant Growth Regulators Available for Spring Wheat Improve the Productivity of Current CWRS Varieties?
  25. Demonstrating the Efficacy of Foliar-Applied Nitrogen Fixing Bacteria for Canola
  26. Fungicide Timing to Mitigate Fusarium Head Blight in Cereal Crops
  27. Demonstrating the Efficacy of Control Products for Lygus Species in Flax
  28. Faba Bean Agronomy to Enhance Yield, Hasten Maturity, & Reduce Disease
  29. Demonstrating Forage Options in Cropping Rotations
  30. Varietal Assessment of Forage Seed Production
  31. Determining the Size Profiles of Saskatchewan Grown Cantaloupe for a Retail Market
  32. Brussels Sprout Varieties for Fresh and Processing Markets in Saskatchewan 
  33. Screening Cauliflower and Broccoli Cultivatars for Heat Tolerance
  34. Demonstration of Commercial Chicory Production

2022 Irrigation Crop Diversification corporation

Topics include irrigated crop variety trials (canola, flax, wheat, barley, oats), dry bean and soybean research, mustard and hemp agronomy, nitrogen and fertility management, forage and pulse crop innovation, winter wheat and fall rye under irrigation, and vegetable trials like garlic and onions.

2021 Irrigation Crop Diversification corporation

Topics include irrigated variety trials for wheat, durum, barley, oats, canola, flax, soybeans, dry beans, and faba beans; fertility and nutrient management; fungicide and insecticide timing; irrigation scheduling; crop rotation benefits; and research on vegetables like garlic, sweet potatoes, onions, and cantaloupe under Saskatchewan irrigation conditions.

2020 Irrigation Crop Diversification corporation

Topics include Irrigated crop research, cereal and forage trials, irrigation variety performance, fertilizer management, nitrogen and phosphorus trials, winter wheat under irrigation, crop rotation benefits, fruit and vegetable demonstration, flax, durum, barley, oats, wheat, and specialty crops in Saskatchewan.

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