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It's Back to School Time!
October 10, 2018: The kids are back in school and now it's time for you to think about which nutrient management courses you need to take this fall and winter.

Including the Neighbours in Nutrient Management Plans

August 29, 2018

Your farm has a nutrient management plan, but does it include your neighbours?

A larger-scale plan is a great idea for intense livestock neighbourhoods that struggle to use manure efficiently. It also ensures nutrients stay in the field and out of tiles and waterways, says OMAFRA field crop sustainability specialist Christine Brown.

In this interview with RealAgriculture’s Bernard Tobin, Brown shares her views on how livestock and cash croppers can connect to move manure to fields where it is most needed. The concept is not new, but she believes the time is right for a community program given Ontario’s growing focus on nutrient management and the need to ensure excess nutrients don’t find their way to water courses.

Phosphorus Filtration System Being Tested on Chatham-Kent Farm

August 9, 2018

A new way of preventing phosphorous from running off farm fields into water is being tested on a Chatham-Kent farm and the project will also collect data to determine if current practices are working.

The pilot project is run by the Thames River Phosphorous Reduction Collaborative and is expected to last for 3 years.

Federal Government commits $600,000 to help reduce phosphorus runoff in Lake Erie.
July 23, 2018: A new pilot program hopes to reduce phosphorus runoff by installing technology near farmers' fields. If it's successful, it would help reduce toxic algal blooms in the Thames River and Lake Erie.

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