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Tracey Baute, OMAFA field crop entomologist, has put together a list of corn pests for Ontario growers to watch for over the next month.
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The Farmer Wellness Initiative provides the Ontario ag community with unlimited access to a free, 24/7 phone line that connects them to tailored mental health counselling.
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Take us to your operation and show us the ins and outs of your season for the Top Crop Manager photo contest. Your photo could be featured on the cover of our December print issues.
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Producers know cover crops can provide an array of benefits, such as improved soil health and decreased disease, insect and weed problems. But in the short term, the costs of buying the seed and planting the cover crop can be a barrier to adoption of this practice. A southern Ontario project is evaluating some legume-based cover crop options to see if they might help overcome this barrier.
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In this episode, Banniza, University of Saskatchewan professor, shares her thoughts on mentorship, leadership and delegating responsibilities. She remembers difficult challenges she’s faced. She also speaks to her experience as the first female professor at the Crop Development Centre and the changing landscape for women in agriculture.
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