Senators dig into soil at the grassroots level
May 23, 2023
Agriculture and Forestry Senate Committee goes on fact-finding mission Click here to keep reading!
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‘Forgotten cousin of agriculture’: Senate committee digs into soil health in Guelph
May 23, 2023
Healthy soil is key to growing food, purifying water, cleaning air and sustaining life. So how healthy is Canada’s soil? The Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry is digging into
Soil Health Assessment gets a Boost
February 22, 2023
Soils At Guelph awarded $2 M grant from Weston Family Foundation to enrich soil health on agricultural lands. The new five-year soil health project called Aiming High: Soils Impact People,
Dr. Murray Miller – a Pillar in the world of ag-Soils Research and Teaching at the University of Guelph
June 7, 2022
Soils At Guelph commemorates the work of Dr. Murray Miller
Introducing Soil For Life
May 31, 2022
We all know soil health is important. The topics of soil health and sustainable soil management are increasingly part of the conversation within agriculture. Soil For Life is an initiative to provide a framework for these discussions, help make sense of best management practices, and make a lasting impact on the health of our soil
Soils at Guelph – Welcomes Spring and a New Coordinator
May 5, 2022
Soil-health focused initiative announces new Knowledge Mobilization and Communications Coordinator
A call for connection
December 5, 2021
When I started in my role with SOILS AT GUELPH, someone gave me Simon Sinek’s book Start With Why. Sinek’s whole thesis is that “people don’t buy WHAT you do,
Recipes for success with cover crops
December 3, 2021
In collaboration with the Midwest Cover Crops Council, SOILS AT GUELPH has launched the first installment of a 3-part miniseries called Cooking With Covers. The series explores three keys to success with cover crops, the first being: KEEP IT SIMPLE.
Past management impacts phosphorus availability
November 24, 2021
The corn-soybean rotation is the dominant cropping system on farmland throughout central Canada and the midwestern United States. However, long-term research shows that this rotation has lower crop yields, soil quality, resilience to climate change, and profitability.
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