2026年萨斯喀彻温省顶级作物峰会（Saskatchewan Top Crop Summit）嘉宾演讲PPT合集（共10套打包）

1、Rising to the Rising to the Challenge:Challenge:Innovations to manage lodging and sprouting in malt barleyMitchell Japp,Research and Extension ManagerGenetics:poor straw strength Genetics:poor straw 。

2、Herbicide Resistance:Kochia and Emerging Pigweed ThreatsShaun M.SharpeResearch Scientist Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaSaskatoon Research and Development CentreTop Crop Summit-February 26,2026 Koch。

3、Dept.of Soil Science,Univ.of Sask.Enhancing the Efficiency of Nitrogen FertilizersJ.Schoenau,S.Malhi,C.Grant,H.Asgedom,R.Lemke,S.LamichhaneDept.of Soil Science,Univ.of Sask.IntroductionTop Crop Summi。

4、MayBreaking Ground:Strategies to Reduce Soil CompactionMarla Riekman,MSc,PAg,CCASoil Fertility SpecialistManitoba AgricultureMarla.Riekmangov.mb.ca204-266-2027 Soil particles squeeze together,reducin。

5、1Root Rot in Pulse Crops:Current Status,Challenges,and SolutionsFor Top Crop Summit Saskatoon Feb 26,2026Addressing disease threats to improve crop healthBy Dale Risula,P.Ag.Ministry of Agriculture C。

6、Increasing Productivity on Fields Affected by SalinityKen Wall Federated Co-opWhat is Root-zone salinity?The existence of any excess salts in the root-zones tends to disrupt normal crop plant functio。

7、The Status of Insect Pests and Insect Transmitted Pathogens in Saskatchewan Crops with a Focus on LegumesSean PragerSaskatchewan crop production-Pulsesprincipal field crop(pulses)areas Canada is a ma。

8、Cabbage Seedpod WeevilDr James A.TanseyProvincial Insect and Vertebrate SpecialistSaskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture Ceutorhynchus obstrictus(Marsham)Coleoptera:Curculionidae Native to western Pale。

9、www.usask.caManaging stripe rust&bacterial leaf streak(BLS)A Gruesome TwosomeTop Crop Manager Summit,Saskatoon Inn&Conference CentreFebruary 26th,2026Randy Kutcher,Crop Development Centre,Dep。

10、www.usask.caOptimizing Crop Research Systems for Longterm Farm ProfitabilityA presentation prepared for The Top Crop Summit February 26,2026Saskatoon byProfessor Richard GrayUniversity of Saskatchewa。