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Delivering quality crop input products, progressive agronomic solutions, and valued services across 10 locations in central AB. 🌾

10/15/2026

Sulphur prices are climbing, making it more important than ever to ensure every pound you apply is being used effectively.

Canola’s sulphur demand rises quickly from bolting through early flowering. If it isn’t available then, you may not get full value from your nitrogen investment. With sulphur, the right source at the right time matters.

Gypsum fines are already in the sulphate form plants use. Unlike elemental sulphur, gypsum doesn’t rely on soil biology, making it’s availability more predictable. It also dissolves more slowly than ammonium sulphate, helping sulphur availability better match canola’s demand and making fall application a stronger fit.

Gypsum also supplies another macronutrient: calcium. Unlike ammonium sulphate or elemental sulphur, it does not further acidify the soil.

Predictable sulphur availability, added calcium and no further acidification make gypsum an ideal sulphur source for Central Alberta canola.

Talk to your CMN Account Manager to learn more about fall-applied gypsum.

10/11/2026

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at CMN!

This Thanksgiving, we’re grateful for the farmers who put their trust in us, the communities we’re proud to be part of, and the hardworking team that makes it all happen.

As harvest continues across Alberta, we wish everyone a safe and successful finish to the season.

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

10/07/2026

Get ahead of next spring’s w**ds this fall.
Fall-applied Fierce® EZ controls kochia, green foxtail, barnyard grass, chickw**d, lamb’s-quarters and cleavers, while suppressing wild oats and wild buckwheat.

With Group 14 + 15 activity and up to eight weeks of residual w**d control after activation, it helps give your crop a cleaner start next spring.

Give next spring a head start. Talk to your CMN Account Manager about whether Fierce® EZ is a fit for your acres and the right timing for your fall application. Let’s put a plan in place this fall that you can feel good about next spring.

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10/02/2026

🌾 Your harvest. Your view. Your chance to win. 📸

We know harvest gets busy, but if you catch a moment worth remembering, we’d love to see it! Share a photo from this year’s harvest for a chance to win one of our top 3 prizes. 🏆

It doesn’t have to be picture-perfect. Show us what harvest looks like on your farm:

🚜 Equipment in action
🌅 A sunrise or sunset in the field
🤝 Your harvest crew
📸 A view from the cab—or any moment that feels like your harvest

Entering is easy:
    1. Take a photo during this year’s harvest.
    2. Tag Crop Management Network (CMN) when you post it on Instagram, Facebook, or X. OR
    3. Send it to us by DM—or email it to [email protected].

Know someone who should enter? Tag them below or share this post to spread the word!

From all of us at CMN, wishing you a safe and successful finish to harvest. We can’t wait to see your photos.

09/25/2026

Relying on one in-crop pass to control your wild oats is asking a lot. Especially since there are only a couple groups to choose from.

And in too many fields, in-crop alone is not getting the job done anymore.

Fall-applied Fierce® EZ adds residual Group 15 activity before wild oats emerge, suppressing them as they germinate, reducing early-season competition.

Fierce® EZ won’t replace the in-crop herbicide, but it gives that pass a better chance to finish the job. This means fewer wild oats above the crop next harvest and more grain in the bin.

Take some pressure off your in-crop herbicide. Ask your CMN Account Manager if layering Fierce® EZ into your wild oat program makes sense this fall.

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09/19/2026

HARVEST PHOTO CONTEST 2026 🌾📸

Harvest is happening across Alberta and we want to see what it looks like on your farm!

Capture a moment from this year’s harvest and send it our way. The view from the cab, your harvest crew, equipment in action, a great sunset or whatever catches your eye along the way.

And this year, our top 3 photos will win prizes! 🏆

How to enter:
• Tag Crop Management Network (CMN) in your post on Instagram, Facebook or X
• Send us your photo by direct message
• Or email your photo to [email protected]

From the CMN team, we hope harvest is going well and wish everyone a safe finish to the season.

09/05/2026

CMN OPERATIONS DAY!

Yesterday was a great day to get our Operations Team together for some well deserved fun!

Our Operations Team plays a big part in making sure our customers have what they need, when they need it. They keep our facilities and equipment running, get chemical, fertilizer and seed moving out to the farm and help keep our sites safe. It’s work that happens all year round, and we’re incredibly thankful for the team that makes it happen.

Thank you to our entire Operations Team for everything you do! 👊

09/04/2026

Drive any gravel road in Central Alberta right now and you’ll see wild oats standing tall above the crop.

Some of that is spray conditions. A lot of it is resistance.

Wild oat sampling:
🌾 Shows which herbicide groups still work.
💰 Confirms your herbicide dollars are paying off.
📋 Replaces guesswork in next year’s chem plan with data.

Today’s escapes are tomorrow’s seed bank. The sooner you know what you’re up against, the sooner you can act.

CMN’s agronomy network has real experience navigating resistance across Central Alberta and can help build a chem plan tailored to your farm to get wild oats under control and protect your yield potential.

📞 Talk to your CMN Account Manager about sampling before your 2027 chem plan is locked in.

08/31/2026

👀 Scouting canola for harvest timing and seeing something that doesn’t look right?

Could it be blackleg, sclerotinia, verticillium stripe or something else? Late-season symptoms can overlap and the cause isn’t always obvious from a single plant or photo.

Your CMN Account Managers are out scouting too and can meet you in the field to help diagnose what you’re seeing. They’re backed by CMN’s network of experienced agronomists, who bring hands-on knowledge from fields across Central Alberta.

Finding answers this fall can help guide variety selection, crop rotation and disease management for 2027.

Don’t let the question disappear through the combine. Use CMN as your agronomic experts and ask your Account Manager to come take a look.

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08/29/2026

Were you frustrated with your canola pre-harvest drydown the past few years?

If you need a better result in 2026, do not just repeat what you did last year.

Was 5 gal/ac enough to move glyphosate through a heavy canola canopy? Would Crimson® NG help get more glyphosate into the plant? Were crop staging and droplet size matched to the goal?

CMN developed a Canola Pre-Harvest Decision and Best Practices Guide to help you decide whether to swath or straight cut and, if straight cutting is the best option, how to improve harvestability.

Link for the guide is in our bio!

CMN Account Managers and Agronomists have plenty of hands-on experience helping growers across Central Alberta get more from their pre-harvest applications. Reach out to your local CMN Account Manager for practical, field-specific advice.

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Camrose, AB
T4V4E5

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