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Research: How effective are riparian buffers in cold climate conditions?

A common edge-of-field practice, riparian zones in colder climate areas might not deliver on the expected outcomes, say researchers.


IWCA returns for 2025

Nominations are open as of Feb. 1 for the 2025 Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture (IWCA) program. Now in its sixth year, the IWCA program recognizes and celebrates women from all facets of agriculture in Canada.


Wisconsin to deliver the know-how on tile drainage

University of Wisconsin Extension will offer a chance for those looking to upgrade their drain tile knowledge at an upcoming workshop, aimed primarily at farmers looking to up their own drainage knowledge.


The biweekly brief: Feb. 4

Canada to defer capital gains changes while Grain Growers remain critical; Farm Management Canada seeks mental health input; USDA extends grant deadline for storm relief.


 
 
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Drainage Conference: Register now and save

The North American Drainage Conference is back for its second year on March 4. This virtual education conference will let drainage contractors hear from top experts in the field, including researchers, advocates and contractors. Register before February 18 to save! Get your ticket now for only $15 USD to guarantee access to the live sessions, on-demand recorded content and any exclusive resources shared from our expert presenters. » Register now
 
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LICO Update: Managing water in clay soils

Last August, LICO partnered with Haldimand Soil and Crop Improvement Association to host a Drainage Day for local farmers. Ontario's Haldimand County has variable soils, though it is best known for its tough clay soils. There has been relatively low investment in water management to this point, perhaps because the price of land wasn’t high enough to justify it or the belief that water couldn’t reach a sub-surface drain in tight clay soils. But that is changing these days. » Read More...
 
 
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