Research Questionnaire

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Pick your preference(s) for the Agriculture area(s) in which you want to see more research on?Pick as many as you'd like
Cash Crop (Grain)
Livestock
Forage Production
Intercropping
New Crops
Climate Change
Regenerative Agriculture
Other
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Which research area are important to you?Pick Your top three
Crop Improvement: Developing new varieties of crops. Focused on improving yields, pest resistance, and nutritional content.
Soil Health: Researching ways to improve and maintain soil fertility, structure, and microbial activity. Investigating methods to prevent soil erosion and degradation, such as cover cropping and conservation tillage.
Disease Resistance: Developing strategies to control and manage plant diseases, including the breeding of disease-resistant crops and crop rotations.
Insect Managment: Researching sustainable approaches to pest control that minimize the use of insecticides. Study use of environmentally friendly alternatives and beneficial predators & parasitoids.
Crop Management Practices: Researching optimal planting dates, spacing, and nutrient management for various crops. Utilizing technology to optimize field-level management with regard to crop farming.
Sustainable Agriculture: Investigating farming systems that are environmentally sustainable and economically viable. Studying the role of biodiversity in agricultural ecosystems and its impact on productivity.
Climate-Smart Agriculture: Developing practices that increase resilience to climate variability while minimizing environmental impact.
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Rate your preference for accessing agricultural research?* This field is required.Slide the emoji (rate at least one)
Newsletters
Field Days
Annual Report
Winter Conferences
Social Media
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In the aspect of Regenerative Agriculture: Please select your preferences for the research area(s) in which you find most impactful?* This field is required.Pick up to Five
Cover Cropping: Planting cover crops during periods when the main cash crop is not growing. Cover crops may prevent erosion, suppress weeds, and contribute organic matter to the soil.
Crop Rotation: Alternating the species of crops grown in a specific field over time to break pest and disease cycles and promote overall soil health.
No-Till or Reduced Tillage: Minimizing or eliminating tillage to preserve soil structure, reduce erosion, and enhance water retention. Promoting the activity of soil microorganisms.
Composting: Adding organic matter to the soil through composting to enhance soil fertility, water retention, and microbial activity.
Holistic Grazing Management: Managed grazing practices that mimic natural grazing patterns. Improving soil health, stimulating plant growth, and enhancing carbon sequestration.
Water Management: Implementing water conservation techniques to improve water use efficiency on farm.
Diversification: Diversifying crops and/or incorporating a mix of plants. Enhance biodiversity minimizing pests and diseases. Contributing to a more sustainable agricultural system.
Soil Carbon Levels: Measure changes in soil carbon content as an indicator of the fields ability to sequester carbon from the atmosphere.
Economic metrics: Evaluate changes in the need for external inputs. Asses the economical performance over time considering factors as yield, input cost, market prices.
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Who do you represent?
Producer / Farmer
Ag Retailer / Ag Industry
Commodity Group
MB Agriculture
Researcher from other organizations
Other
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Where do you reside?
Interlake
Eastman
Parkland
Westman
Southern MB
Winnipeg
Other
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