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Photo of the Month
by Joanna MacKenzie
Wheat seedlings, part of an OACC trial investigating fertility and wheat
varieties for organic production, catch their first glimpse of the spring
sun.
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Research
- Organic Cereals Research Symposium Presentations
- An Initiative to Breed Organic Canada Western Red Spring Wheat (PDF, 723 kb)
- Managing
Weeds in Organic Cereal Production: How to Maximize your Crops
Competitive with Weeds (PDF, 1.8 MB) - Should
spring wheat breeding for organically managed systems be conducted
on organically managed land? (PDF, 373 kb)
- A review of the recruitment biology of winter annual weeds in Canada (2009)
- Organic production of vegetables: State of the art and challenges (2007)
- Comparing energy use and GHG mitigation potentials in organic vs. conventional farming systems (PDF, 220 kb)
Extension
Newspaper Articles
Market Information
Issues - Product Integrity and GMOs
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May 2009, Vol 5, Iss 7
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