GrainTALK Webinar Series with Soils at Guelph Researchers

Soils at Guelph partnered with Grain Farmers of Ontario to host two webinars showcasing research from 65 years of long-term rotation trials at the Elora Research Station and Ridgetown Campus. Featuring both researchers and Certified Crop Advisors, these two webinars address crop rotation impacts on crop yield and resilience, as well as soil health and biology.

Dr. Dave Hooker, Certified Crop Advisor Deb Campbell and Cameron Ogilvie discuss the impacts of crop rotation on crop yield and resilience.
Dr. Kari Dunfield, Dr. Laura Van Eerd, Certified Crop Advisor Dave Petker and Cameron Ogilvie discuss the impact of rotation on soil health and soil microbiology.

People:

David Hooker, Kari Dunfield, Laura Van Eerd

Projects:

Long Term Field Trials To Examine Yield, Soil Productivity, And Environmental Impacts Of Ontario Corn, Soybean And Wheat Production Systems

Publications:

Long-term evidence shows that crop-rotation diversification increases agricultural resilience to adverse growing conditions in North America
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