Field Observations is back! Check out today's new update on fields across the province. buff.ly/3Upe9rJ

'Three Oaks Cabin will offer not only a place for those experiencing mental fatigue to rest, reflect, reorient, and reconnect, it will also provide ongoing resources, support, and counselling in partnership with the National Farmers Mental Health Alliance' buff.ly/3U2xRKQ

'Taking stock of the pluses and minuses in GHG emissions and trends over time is critical and, in some cases, a required action across economic sectors, including transportation, waste, and agriculture.' buff.ly/3POIFts

Here's what you need to know about environmental insurance. buff.ly/4apz4Sj

Here's what you need to know about insuring vacant houses or buildings on farm properties, and the overlooked aspects of owning a property with vacant buildings. buff.ly/3vDbrGH

'Every planting season is slightly different. Sometimes you can get into the fields in early April, and sometimes it is well into June before it is ‘go’ time.' buff.ly/3xh5iQW

'Higher water holding capacity, greater nutrient availability and recycling, a greater diversity of organisms, and a variety of other factors all constitute good soil.' buff.ly/3J6fSNC

This Business Side article speaks on farm employees: how recruitment has changed, what employees are looking for, and tips for finding and retaining employees. buff.ly/3vtszyR

'While there can be initial barriers and costs to growing winter wheat, the positive outcomes it can produce for the entire crop production system and the environment are observed over time.' buff.ly/4cKW006

The April/May GrainTALK update features an update to the executive committee, international trade missions, OCC Hybrid Performance for DON 2023 report, Grains in Action, and more. buff.ly/3vL3Dmf

'Understanding the groundwater under the land may open up options for increasing yields using subsurface irrigation, controlled drainage, subsurface drip irrigation, or water supply choices in the event of a drought.' buff.ly/4cJJ6iQ

When thinking of oats, oatmeal, feed, and cover crops come to mind. Weikai Yan, oat breeder at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada in Ottawa, works to develop oat varieties that can be used in both feed and food industries. buff.ly/3J4W4Kd

Relay cropping is rooted in more than a basic drive for sustainability. It is a practical approach to a wider philosophical focus: taking better advantage of sustainable, readily available resources to grow crops, while simultaneously extracting less. buff.ly/3VFwNhm

The new update from the CEO's desk highlights @GrainFarmer's participation in the winter agricultural shows. Check out the update below. buff.ly/4cJkTZL

Woodlots serve a greater purpose than aesthetically pleasing photos: they offer habitat for wildlife, birds, and pollinators; encourage biodiversity; provide opportunities for recreation; and if properly managed, can provide a source of income. buff.ly/3J0wOVH

'Resistance can be found in weeds, insects, and diseases across the province. Integrated pest management encompasses several methods to slow the spread of resistance.' buff.ly/3PMWitt

'Canola, edible beans, and forages occupy that first level of alternatives for growers wanting to broaden their horizons. The good news is they provide excellent market potential, including solid “grown-in-Ontario” opportunities.' buff.ly/3TLg61n

'One recent study, supported by multiple stakeholders, including Grain Farmers of Ontario, analyzes the agronomic and environmental benefits of advanced 4R nitrogen management of grain corn.' buff.ly/49lF9Oj

Mike Cowbrough and Dr. François Tardif provide agronomic information on inter-seeding cover crops in this Cropside feature. buff.ly/3vKoXs4

'With a greater emphasis on reducing GHG emissions, consumers and companies are increasingly interested in the GHG emissions of a product, practice, or event through product carbon footprints.' buff.ly/3VFwkvC