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While Ontario crops look good in areas that were able to be planted either early or as per normal and into decent soil conditions, other areas have been delayed significantly by continued rainfall.
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Discover how Acadian Plant Health™ biostimulants help boost plants’ abiotic stress tolerance, improve crop quality, and protect yield potential.
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Dr. Bruce Coulman, Dr. Michael Eskin, Paul Larmer and Dr. Charles Vincent will be formally inducted into the Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame Association on Nov. 2.
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Decades of tillage, wind and water erosion has resulted in severely eroded knolls. Knoll erosion results in low organic matter and poor fertility, water infiltration and holding capacity – and ultimately poor crop productivity. Research has found moving topsoil from low spots back onto the eroded knolls was a successful way to reclaim them, but that practice can be expensive.
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Mel Luymes, executive director of the Land Improvement Contractors of Ontario, has spent most of her life chasing diverse challenges. She discusses how she transfers skills from one role to another, how she learned to stand tall when she’s one of the only women in the room and what she appreciates about the people she’s encountered throughout her career.
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