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Swede midge is a serious pest of canola and cruciferous vegetable crops in Ontario, and populations have been spreading.
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The Ontario Forage Council recently announced its upcoming annual Profitable Pastures 2015. This year’s theme is “Maximizing your returns with pasture opportunities.”
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Farm & Food Care recently revealed details about its new IMPACT (Innovative Management and Practical Animal Care Training) animal care training program at a conference in Cambridge.
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There could be hundreds of critical underground interactions farmers don’t know about, but at least some progress has now been made by studying canola.
Dr. Pedro Antunes, a researcher at Algoma University in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., says canola associates with a huge diversity of fungi, bacteria, viruses, and also larger living organisms. His studies indicate, however, that certain crop rotations condition the soil’s biota to work with canola better than other plants because of the sequence of plant characteristics canola has, that lead to the greatest difference between beneficial and antagonistic biota.
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