Better, Faster, Stronger Soil Data Can Feed the Planet
"New problems require new solutions." For University of Guelph professor Dr. Asim Biswas, the world is full of new problems. By 2030, the global population will reach 8.5 billion, driving…
"New problems require new solutions." For University of Guelph professor Dr. Asim Biswas, the world is full of new problems. By 2030, the global population will reach 8.5 billion, driving…
Laura Van Eerd might be one of the busiest cover crop researchers in Canada – if not all of North America. A professor of sustainable soil management at the University of…
The unique research University of Guelph experts conduct and have amplified through the Soils at Guelph initiative are featured in an upcoming episode of TVO’s Water Brothers titled “Save our Soils.” Four U of G soil…
St. Louis, USA - Sevendeep Kaur was thrilled to receive the PhD Oral competition first prize in the Nutrient Management & Soil and Plant Analysis category at the recent Soil…
Dr. Dave Hooker and his colleagues have been curious about the value of integrating cover crops into a farming operation in the long term. Click here to keep reading!
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,…
Connecting through a Walkathon in support of Soil Health
Soils At Guelph commemorates the work of Dr. Murray Miller
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.
It's been eighteen months. Eighteen months since students stepped foot here on the Guelph campus, eighteen months since I had a London Fog in the Summerlee Science Complex, eighteen months…