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The Canada-Saskatchewan Irrigation Diversification Centre (CSIDC) Annual Report

The Canada-Saskatchewan Irrigation Diversification Centre (CSIDC) Annual Report provides a comprehensive review of irrigation research, crop management trials, and water technology innovations conducted at CSIDC in Outlook, Saskatchewan. The report is a collaborative effort between Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation Saskatchewan, and the University of Saskatchewan.

CSIDC 2025 Annual Report

  1. INTRODUCTION
  2. Canada-Saskatchewan Irrigation Diversification Centre
  3. CSIDC Staff 2024-25
  4. Executive Management Committee Members
  5. 2024-25 RESEARCH PROGRAM
  6. CSIDC Work Plan Summary
  7. Plot Location Maps
  8. Weather Summary
  9. Irrigation Summary
  10. Knowledge & Technology Transfer
  11. FIELD CROP AGRONOMY
  12. Beneficial management practices to maximize the seed yield and oil productivity of irrigated canola
  13. Integrated seedbank management to augment long-term weed control
  14. Systems approach for adaptation of Prairie oilseed crops: Multi-dimensional simulated and field environment omics for climate resilience and sustainability
  15. Getting more from less: Enhancing nitrogen use efficiency and carbon sequestration in canola
  16. Evaluating AAC Trueman alfalfa in Saskatchewan
  17. HORTICULUTRE AND ROOT CROP AGRONOMY
  18. Leafy green vegetable production in Saskatchewan: Enhancing yield, quality, and bioactives under high-tunnel and open field
  19. Dry onions and sweet potato: Agronomic refinements and economic performance for large-scale irrigated production in Saskatchewan
  20. National potato variety evaluation for sustainability, resilience, and climate change
  21. Integrated pest management of Delia root maggots in rutabaga crops
  22. Horseradish germplasm preservation
  23. Horticulture demonstration
  24. IRRIGATION WATER TECHNOLOGY
  25. Comparing irrigation scheduling tools in Saskatchewan
  26. Reclamation of saline-sodic soils for improved agricultural productivity
  27. Crop coefficient development for wheat and potato in Saskatchewan to improve yield, increase water use efficiency, and ensure sustainability
  28. SASK RESEARCH AND DEMONSTRATION REPORT

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