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The agronomic impacts of what has been a wild year for the Ontario growing season are beginning to accumulate, in the form of rock hard soil, fuzzy white plants, and double cobs. For this early August episode of Wheat Pete’s Word, host Peter Johnson tackles the big question of making oat hay after…
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According to the EPA’s National Rivers and Streams Assessment, only 26 percent of the country’s waterways are considered to be in good condition for fish; for macroinvertebrates, it’s only 30 percent. Agriculture is a major water pollution culprit, thanks to runoff from fertilizers and pestici…
The simplest and most summery dessert we know–complete with juice dribbling down your chin–just got even more spectacular.
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If you were to look back in the history books of builders of the modern feedyard in Canada, many would look for a write up on Cor Van Raay. It’s unlikely anyone could have predicted the impact Van Raay has had on the industry and the people he has crossed paths with between the time……
Traction has introduced a new lineup of agronomy management tools for both service providers and farmers. Solutions include an agronomy mobile app and web application, designed for soil sampling, soil fertility, lab integrations, recommendations and prescription generation. The Soil Health Institute…
Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), Marie-Claude Bibeau, along with Élisabeth Brière, MP for Sherbrooke, Que., announced a $100-million top-up for the Emergency Food Security Fund. Minister Bibeau says that the COVID-19 pandemic has meant even greater uncertainty for Canadians who…
An exceptionally tasty way to serve zucchini that’s not basic or boring. Garlicky, tangy, and minty, it makes a side dish that definitely stands out.