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The Ontario government is investing $13.5 million in a new poultry research centre in Elora, which will support research into reproduction, nutrition and more.
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Authorities believe machinery in the facility may have ignited methane gas.
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This upgrade to the original Dribble Bar is designed for greater precision, durability and efficiency, along with heavy-duty construction designed to withstand challenging conditions.
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Since 1960, Vaughan Company’s American-made, heavy-duty pumps and systems have been successfully applied on dairy farms where high reliability and low maintenance are demanded. We offer unique pump configurations specialized for the agricultural industry, including vertical wet well and submersible dry well pumps. From barn flush pits to separator feeds and lagoons, Vaughan Company has your back with the toughest solutions in the field. Our team is here to help with your next project.
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Few would argue that compaction is good. It’s not ideal for crop quality or yield, nor is it ideal for the overall health of a farm’s soil infrastructure. It can disrupt the movement of air, water, earthworms and other soil micro-organisms. Alex Barrie, field specialist with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA), explains how to spot the effects of poor compaction in fields – and discusses recent field day events in Ontario that tested various manure handling equipment and its impact on soil compaction.
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When it comes to soil management, whether you’re a grower applying your own manure or someone hired to spread manure on someone else’s land, there’s a lot to consider. Finding and maintaining optimal biological, chemical and physical conditions while also minimizing environmental risks is a careful balance in the best of times. And with the ever-rising prices, not to mention market volatility, supply-chain breakdowns and extreme weather fluctuations, there’s a lot of pressure to manage production costs and timelines without impacting yields. Soil and manure tests can help identify the best targets. University of Minnesota's Daniel Kaiser breaks down the myths and misconceptions of potassium and phosphorus fixation in soil.
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