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Photo of the Month, by Derek Lynch
Soil sampling, and installing hyphal traps to measure mycorrhizae presence in soil, in an organic wheat field at Barnyard Organics farm, Freetown, PEI. Studies such as this are being repeated on farms throughout Canada and form part of a series of new national research projects assessing soil phosphorus dynamics and availability under organic field crop production.
In this issue:
Research Articles
Soils and Fertility
Horticulture
Field Crops
Livestock
Food and Health
Ecology and Environment
Consumer Preferences and Behaviour
Social Science
Organic Science Cluster Background Information and Supporting Documents
Project D:
Integrated Management of Horticultural Field Crops
Activity D.1: Agroecosystem management for pest control in organic vegetable production
Activity D.2: System productivity and N flows in two organic vegetable long term rotations
Activity D.4: Organic production of vegetable transplants for gardeners
Activity D.5: Organic production of peat blocks for vegetable seedlings and detection of abiotic and biotic stresses
Activity D.7: Development of a weed management system for pumpkins grown for seed in Ontario
Extension Information
Courses
- Certificate of Specialization in Organic Agriculture, NSAC Distance Education
- Fall Semester 2010:
- Winter Semester 2011
- Grow Your Own Workshops, NSAC
- Weeds, Tools and Pests
- Preserving Your Bounty
Student & Job Opportunities
Newspaper Articles
Issues
Animal Welfare
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