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Canada's leading agricultural stewardship organization, CleanFARMS, is calling all Ontario farmers to take The Great Ontario Clean Farms Challenge and help profile the positive contributions they make to the environment through good waste management.
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Many employers are planning to increase their workplace wellness program offerings in the next two years in order to improve employee health and contain rising health care costs.
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Brent Royce of Listowel has been named the 2015 recipient of the Farm & Food Care Champion Award.
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Farmers have long been regarded as stewards of the land, but now researchers at the University of Waterloo (U of W) are proving that restoring Lake Erie absolutely requires agriculture’s help.
Phosphorus (P) is feeding Lake Erie’s problematic algal blooms, and one of the many ways it’s getting to the lake is from field runoff. Merrin Macrae is an associate professor at the U of W who is particularly interested in surface-water chemistry research. Macrae recently concluded a monitoring study that attempts to identify where all the water in the lake is really coming from.
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June 17, 2015
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November 6-15, 2015
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