By Alice McFarlane

The Harvest Academy comes to Canada’s Farm Show

Feb 20, 2025 | 3:49 PM

A hands-on educational session will be part of Canada’s Farm Show (CFS) in Regina, Sask.

With the next growing season on the horizon, Bushel Plus will provide practical strategies for farmers to fine-tune their equipment, boost harvest efficiency and maximize profitability.

As farmers face constant challenges in balancing operational costs while striving for better yields, the session will provide farmers with knowledge and tools for a better harvest.

During the interactive session, farmers will learn how to adjust and calibrate harvest equipment for optimal performance, learn techniques for minimizing loss during harvest, and strategies to increase efficiency and reduce operational costs.

Attendees will leave with valuable tips and resources to implement this growing season, preparing them to make informed decisions. Bushel Plus has drop pan systems and software tools that help farmers measure, adjust and maximize combined efficiency.

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Farmers attending CFS will have an exclusive opportunity to connect with industry experts and explore proven strategies to improve equipment performance, minimize waste and enhance efficiency.

Carla Vipond, show manager at Regina Exhibition Association said hands-on, interactive learning is a key feature of Canada’s Farm Show.

“We are here to help farmers prepare for the growing season, and the Harvest Academy will do this by helping them achieve measurable improvements on their farm and contributing to long-term success,” she said

The Harvest Academy will take place on Thurs. Mar. 20, from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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