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Photo of the Month
by Jennifer Campbell
Measuring soil organic C in biomass
energy crops using a Gidding drill at OACC's Brookside research plots, Truro NS.
Left: Danny MacIsaac (Technical operator) and right: Mehdi Sharifi (Research Scientist)
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Research
- Organic Cereals Research Symposium Presentations and Posters
- Breeding in Public: The Re-decentralization of Plant Breeding (PDF, 2.1 MB)
- Organic research at the University of Manitoba, past and present, by Martin Entz (PDF, 2.3 MB)
- Poster: Wheat
Breeding for Organic Production: Is it Beneficial? (PDF, 85
kb)
- Hog manure lethal to nematodes - Add manure to areas with acidic soil and it can improve nematode control in potato fields
- Mortality of Pratylenchus penetrans by Volatile Fatty Acids from Liquid Hog Manure
- Soil health assessment in organic farming systems 2005 (PDF, 97 kb)
- Ten percent organic within 15 years: Policy and program initiatives to advance organic food and farming in Ontario, Canada
- Organic sector macroenvironmental scan (PDF, 533 kb)
- Canadian organic research group - SWOT analysis (PDF, 151 kb)
- Organic Mulch Impact on Vegetation Dynamics and Productivity of Highbush Blueberry Under Organic Production 2009
Newspaper Articles
Market Information
Farm Animal Welfare
Organic
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June 2009, Vol 5, Iss 8
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