Controlled traffic farming stirring interest

It’s too soon to declare controlled traffic farming the next big thing in agriculture, but the early results of field trials in Alberta should at least raise some eyebrows.

A recent report by Controlled Traffic Farming Alberta suggests that the practice of using permanent traffic lanes in fields could increase the rate of water absorption, reduce fuel cost and improve efficiencies.

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Income up down on Alberta farms

CALGARY, AB, Nov. 26, 2012/ Troy Media/ – Crop farmers in Alberta may well be finished their harvesting for the year, but that doesn’t mean their work is done. And if the cash receipts they’ve received over the first three quarters of 2012 are any indication, this year should go down as one of the very best the province has ever seen.

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