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Focusing on sustainable agriculture National Soil Conservation Week, which runs from April 17 to 23, is focusing on the importance of proper land stewardship for the benefit of all resources – especially soil – under our care. >> Read full article
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Wide rows for soybeans Planting soybeans in wide rows comes with plenty of advantages: producers can use a single piece of equipment for planting corn and soybeans. Seed costs are lower with reduced seeding rates. And increased airflow between the rows means reduced white mould pressure. But is wide-row planting a silver bullet for growing better soybeans? Not necessarily, says Horst Bohner, provincial soybean specialist for the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. >> Learn More…








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Canadian Centre for Food Integrity - Public Trust Summit May 31-June 1, 2016 Location: Delta Ottawa City Centre - 101 Lyon Street North, Ottawa, >> More Info
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