[Link] Ultra-early seeding and soil temperature triggers
ow early is really early when it comes to seeding? For this episode of The Agronomists, Brian Beres, research scientist at AAFC Lethbridge, and RealAg…
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[Link] Sustainable cotton fiber: Why it matters
Sustainability is a top priority for producers, brands, and consumers. Panelists during the online Beltwide Cotton Conference discussed why sustainabl…
[Link] Research project shows benefit of mixed farming
A research project carried out in Angus showed that grazing livestock on winter cereals could help aid soil biology, allow for earlier drilling dates,…
[Link] It’s Time to Start Thinking About Frost-Seeding Legumes
Frost seeding is one of the least expensive ways to enhance the stand of legumes in your pastures. It is basically the process of broadcasting the leg…
[Link] New resource guide released on Sustainable animal feed
The Sustainability Consortium recently released the Resource Guide on Sustainable Animal Feed, a digital resource created to help companies in the ani…
[Link] Treat cover crops like a real crop
Anne Verhallen, soil specialist at OMAFRA joins Bernard Tobin to discuss her recent presentation at Ontario Agriculture Conference, and why cover crop…
[Link] Grazing livestock on winter cereals could help aid soil biology
Grazing livestock on winter cereals could help aid soil biology, allow for earlier drilling dates, control pests and influence yields, according to a …
[Link] Could better soil health mean more nutrient-dense grains?
Many consumers wonder if the nutrient density of those crops is less than crops grown before the advent of modern agriculture. Are we growing a high q…
[Link] Sussex wheat grower sees high yield even after nitrogen cut
With cereal growers coming under increasing scrutiny to use nitrogen fertiliser wisely for environmental and economic reasons, we take a look at how t…
[Link] UK dairy cooperative powers milk trucks with manure
UK-based dairy cooperative Arla Foods is using manure collected from two of their dairy farms to power a couple of milk delivery trucks.
