Brian Beres

Adjunct Professor

University of Alberta

Canada

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Brian Beres is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Alberta, Canada. His research focuses on optimizing agricultural production, particularly in the Northern Great Plains, with recent publications addressing topics such as canola and wheat management practices, crop density models, and the impacts of pesticide use on crop yield. He employs statistical frameworks and examines various agronomic strategies to enhance crop resilience and efficiency.

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Articles (21)

Optimizing canola production in the Northern Great Plains by leveraging genotype × environment × management synergies

Influence of no‐till furrow opener and seed treatment on ultra‐early wheat seeding systems

A Bayesian framework to model variance of grain yield response to plant density

Immediate and second‐year effects of preceding crops on wheat production in the Northern Great Plains

Baba Canada Western Red Spring wheat

Eema Canada Western Red Spring wheat

Stem height and harvest management influence conservation biological control of wheat stem sawfly by endemic parasitoids

Simultaneous canola windrowing and herbicide treatment improve the production of sequenced winter wheat

Stripe rust of winter wheat in western Canada mitigated with spring- but not fall-applied foliar fungicide

Spring wheat agronomic and quality responses to a genotype × environment × N source and management systems approach

The effects of pre-harvest glyphosate rate and timing on yield and pre-malt quality of malting barley

Learning to balance wheat G × E × M interactions in response to a changing climate—The case for ultra‐early planting systems

An improved design for a zero-tillage experimental plot drill

Effects of reduced pesticide use on winter wheat production in the Canadian Prairies

Redcliff hard red spring wheat

Winter wheat responses to enhanced efficiency granular nitrogen fertilizer in the Canadian Prairies

Winter wheat responses to enhanced efficiency liquid nitrogen fertilizers in the Canadian Prairies

Meeting the Challenges Facing Wheat Production: The Strategic Research Agenda of the Global Wheat Initiative

Winter cereal responses to dose and application timing of trinexapac‐ethyl

Optimal Agronomics Increase Grain Yield and Grain Yield Stability of Ultra-Early Wheat Seeding Systems

Influence of crop variety and fertilization on oviposition preference and larval performance of a generalist herbivore, the true armyworm, Mythimna unipuncta

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Fiona Doohan

Ronald Batallas

Carlos Guzmán

Hirokazu HANDA

Josefina Lacasa

Julie King

Ewen Mullins

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