Pub.811 Agronomy Guide for Field Crops: Chapter 4

| Corn | Soybeans | Forages | Cereals | Dry Edible Beans |
| Spring and Winter Canola | Other Crops | Soil Management |
| Soil Fertility and Nutrient Use | Field Scouting |
| On-Farm Stored Grain Management | Weed Control |
| Insects and Pests of Field Crops | Diseases of Field Crops | Appendices |

Pub 811: Agronomy Guide > Cereals

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Chapter 4 - Cereals

1. Tillage
2. Variety Selection
3. Planting and Crop Development
4. Additional Management Opportunities
5. Fertility Management
6. Harvest and Storage
7. Drying and Storing Wheat
8. Other Crop Problems

Cereal crops are an integral part of the cropping system in Ontario, grown on approximately 25% of the arable acreage (~1.5 million acres). Cereals offer many benefits to growers, from excellent profit potential to greatly improved soil structure and manure management options. Cereals respond very well to management - with attention to detail, many growers find cereals to be one of their most profitable crops.

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