Harvest time waits for no one, so series host Cam Ogilvie joins Norfolk County farmer Dan Petker in the combine cab on this episode of
Episode 3 of our “Talk Dirty To Me” miniseries is live! A great conversation, on the farm, with folks from the Ecological Farmers Association of
Another episode from our “Talk Dirty To Me” miniseries! Cam Ogilvie is joined my Mel Luymes and Tori Waugh from the Ontario Soil Network, talking
We’re kicking off this radio miniseries right: laying the groundwork with Dr. Adam Gillespie for a suite of conversations about soil. What is soil? How
"It’s not a simple thing to look at a 2,000-acre grain operation and say, 'let’s incorporate cover crops.'"
New article feat #ontag farmer @farmerstrang and #UofG @RidgetownCampus prof Richard Vyn on the complexity of adopting #covercrops
https://farmtario.com/crops/cover-crop-adoption-decisions-are-complex/
I wish there was more of this!Majority of erosion occurs in the fall and spring. Worked soybean ground has 0% cover. Some risk with early frost but I expect good success in SW ON. Minimal expense. Even if we get 4” top like wheat. Blend with fert = no extra time when busy. https://twitter.com/JoshBoersen/status/1463859994441433092
Less is very often more with #cover crops. 30 lbs Oats broadcast with light incorporation after manure.
We planted these mid september and they are already as thick as we'd like to have going into winter.
NEW! study summary from @karidunfield lab in collab with @soilecologyUMan: A case of how past soil management can lead to luxury phosphorus uptake, comparing #manure/#fertilizer use efficiency. Have a read ⤵️
#LetsTalkSoil #UofG @UofG_SES
https://soilsatguelph.ca/past-management-impacts-phosphorus-availability/
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