By Alice McFarlane

Listen: Protecting the crop after harvest

Sep 29, 2023 | 5:18 PM

Many producers were fortunate to harvest their crop in dry or very dry condition. This usually means those grains and oilseeds will store for a long time without any problems.

Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture Crops Extension Specialist Kim Stonehouse says monitoring storage is crucial as even pockets of green seed can heat.

Alice McFarlane is the Agriculture Information Director for 105 CJVR and Saskatchewan’s BeachRadioSK.ca in Melfort, Sask.

Listen to Ag Access weekdays during the noon hour on 105 CJVR.

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