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Figure 8. 2019 Average yields for dry bean at Lethbridge site.
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Dry bean
Yield for dry bean plots in 2019 were not significantly different (P=0.6666) but appears to be best on wheat stubble.
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Wheat
2019 data shows the best yield on dry bean stubble and lowest for quinoa and durum.
Figure 7. 2019 Average yields for wheat at Lethbridge site.
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Quinoa
Quinoa plots in 2019 did not show a significant difference in yield for the various stubbles but it was clear that anything with volunteers (canola or quinoa) yielded lower, this is due to no registered herbicides to manage volunteers or weeds in year 2 crop.
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Yields may also have been affected by early snowfall.
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aerial view
This 360 tour places you in the middle of Farming Smarter Field and the 2019 High value specialty crop rotation trial.
Right side of the image is the first-year crops which will be the stubble for 2020 small plots.
Plots are 10m x 50m.
Left side is the second-year crops grown on top of the previous year stubble and are 10m x 4m.
Photo credit: AJM Seeds, Coalhurst, AB
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farming smarter
Welcome to the 360 tour of the Novel Crop study a.k.a. Introducing High Value Speciality Crops to Western Canadian Crop Rotations.
This project, led by Dr. Jan Slaski from InnoTech Alberta, is looking at the best way to introduce novel crops such as hemp and quinoa into a rotation of staple crops such as wheat, barley, canola and peas. We consider novel crops to be anything that is new to a region, has limited acres, limited agronomy knowledge, often limited registered pesticides, could require specialized equipment, storage and/or processing.
The goal of this project is to generate agronomic data for different regions (southern Alberta, Central Alberta, Peach region and Saskatchewan) that will identify the impacts of novel crops in rotation to diminish the risk of crop failure for producers by generating agronomic data for each of those regions.
Crop residue (last year’s crop) can have a significant impact on the success of the following crop including differences in emergence, ground cover, volunteer crop and weed control issues, herbicide residual carryover, disease implications from host crops, biomass and yield impacts from mycorrhizal effects and nutrient deficiencies to list a few.
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Figure 6. 2019 Average yields for durum at Lethbridge site.
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Durum
Durum plots in 2019 appeared to do very well with the best yields coming from dry bean and canola stubble while the worst was durum stubble.
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Canola
Canola volunteers were certainly a challenge and it appears to affect yield.
Table 3. Plants/m2 (P <.0001) in 2019 plots at Lethbridge site for year 2 canola.
Figure 3. 2019 Average yields for canola at Lethbridge site.
Table 1. 2010 and 2020 combined
Table 2. Yield stats from 2019 Lethbridge site
Figure 2. 2019 Average yields for Barley at Lethbridge site.
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Barley
Barley did very well on all stubble types, but in 2019 performed best on dry bean stubble.
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Corn
Corn on durum stubble in 2019 performed the best while corn on corn stubble did the worst due to residue causing skips.
Figure 5. 2019 Average yields for corn at Lethbridge site.
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aerial view
This 360 tour places you in the middle of Farming Smarter Field and the 2019 High value specialty crop rotation trial.
Right side of the image is the first-year crops which will be the stubble for 2020 small plots.
Plots are 10m x 50m.
Left side is the second-year crops grown on top of the previous year stubble and are 10m x 4m.
Photo credit: AJM Seeds, Coalhurst, AB
Figure 4. 2019 Average yields for pea at Lethbridge site.
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Pea
Growing peas on pea or hemp stubble appears to decrease yield. Hemp volunteers were not controlled with an application of Odyssey, perhaps a different group would offer better control.
Plot shots June 17 2019 Novel crops in rotation
Crop sequence study plot shot 04 29 2020
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Figure 1. Percentage of max emergence for year 2 crops in 2019 at Lethbridge site.
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Results
Overall yields were lower when grown on corn or hemp stubble.
Table 4. Plants/m2 (P <.0001) in 2019 plots at Lethbridge site for year 2 hemp.
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Hemp
Plant counts (above are statistically significant) but yield was not. Hemp is a fairly competitive crop once established, plots with lower residue had better establishment and higher plant populations.