Get Your Fields in Shape For Growing Season With OMEX
For nearly 50 years, OMEX has been dedicated to developing products that nourish fields and sustainably revitalize crops. Since then, we’ve partnered with them as an authorized OMEX supplier, bringing these products to farmers throughout Canada. These innovations are organized in four product lines: primers, starters, foliars, and specialities, each offering a range of diverse […]
Why Trust Norstar Agriculture For Your Agronomy Needs
Agriculture is an ancient practice that spans thousands of years. From the crop rotation systems of early civilizations to the conservation tillage methods of the late 20th century, agriculture has continually evolved to meet society’s growing needs. Nowadays, the study of agronomy is more crucial than ever to ensuring sustainable growing seasons. Read on with […]
How to Increase Crop Yield Without Spending More on Inputs
Soil health and fertility are often overlooked despite being major input costs for farmers. But as this number continues to rise, more and more farmers are looking for ways to lessen the blow. Between 2022 and 2021, average fertilizer costs in Canada rose from $65 per acre to a staggering $140 per acre—over double the price in […]
4 Insider-Approved OMEX Fertilizers You Need To Know About
At Norstar Agriculture, we’re proud to be a licensed dealer of OMEX fertilizers and products. OMEX products are a favourite among Canadian farmers, with a broad lineup of fertilizers, soil amendments, crop boosters, and more. But with over 50 products in their lineup, choosing the right option for your needs can prove challenging. While it’s best […]
Debunking 5 Myths About Liquid Humic Acid In Agriculture
Humic acid acts like a magnet for minerals, making it a favourite among farmers throughout the Canadian Prairies. But with its popularity naturally come misconceptions. Fortunately, we at Norstar Agriculture are well-versed in the ins and outs of this powerful soil amendment. We’re your local expert agronomists, here to help turn your soil crop-ready! Together, let’s debunk some […]
Is Cement Kiln Dust Good For Soil? Truths & Myths Explained
In recent years, cement kiln dust has gained popularity as a powerful way to revitalize your soil. More and more farmers throughout the Prairies are turning to this amendment as a means of improving low-yield spots, increasing crop quality, and ultimately promoting healthier soil. But is CDK truly safe and effective for your soil? Read along with […]
Cement Kiln Dust vs. Ag Limestone: What You Need to Know
With the growing season starting soon, you may be wondering about the best way to whip your soil’s pH into shape. Agricultural lime products for soil remediation are popular with farmers throughout Alberta and Saskatchewan. But with so many different products of different compositions—what should you be using for your fields? Norstar Agriculture is your team […]
The Truth About Liquid Humic Vs. Granular Humic
With the 2025 growing season approaching, it’s time to start thinking about how to get your fields ready for success. Humic acid is a popular option, but like any soil amendment, it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution. While it may be tempting to grab the first humic product you find, there’s one essential question to consider. […]
Top Strategies You Need To Know For Increasing Crop Yield
With rising costs, more frequent droughts, and growing food demand, ensuring high crop yields has never been more essential. In order to do this, comprehensive solutions are needed, allowing you to get to the root of the issue. For most fields, this means looking beneath the surface to the soil. Read below as we discuss […]
Why Use Humic Acid? 6 Science-Backed Benefits To Know
When farmers think about increasing crop yields and making their soil healthier, fertilizers are the first solution they consider. But, overusing traditional fertilizers can lead to nutrient imbalances, where excess essential minerals eventually leach from the soil. It’s all too common to overlook the robust biological processes that affect our seeds right from the start. […]
