Showing posts with label farming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label farming. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Sulphur Deficiencies
Generally across Alberta is there a greater need for sulphur fertilizer today compared to 20 years ago.
Labels:
agriculture,
Agrology,
agronomist,
Alberta,
Canada,
crops,
farming,
Fertilizer,
food,
Lethbridge,
Sulphur
Guinness World Record Crops
While visiting New Zealand as part of his Nuffield Scholarship independent study tour Steve Larocque visited two Guinness World Record holders.
Labels:
agriculture,
Agrologist,
crops,
farming,
food,
Guinness,
New Zealand,
Nuffield,
precision,
producers,
World record
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Precision Agriculture
In 2007 Steve Larocque was one of two Canadians who received a Nuffield Scholarship to study agriculture around the world. In early 2009, as part of his independent study tour Steve traveled to New Zealand and Australia to study precision agriculture.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Sustainable Soil Solutions
Starting with healthy soil goes a long way in ensuring a good harvest in the fall.
Labels:
agriculture,
Agrology,
Alberta,
Alberta farm Safety Centre,
beef,
biologist,
Canada,
crops,
farming,
Fertilizer,
phosphate,
producers,
pulse crop,
soil,
Vulcan
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Ag Safety Week
This years Ag Safety Week theme was about personal protective equipment. The Alberta farm Safety Centre interviewed one family who found out first hand the value of safety equipment.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
FarmSitting
What do farmers do when they want to take a holiday, vacation or need some extra help? Call for a Farm Sitter!
Labels:
agriconnect,
agriculture,
Alberta,
backcountry,
Canada,
farm sitting,
farming,
help,
livestock,
rangeland
Monday, April 13, 2009
Soil FoodWeb Canada
SOIL FOODWEB, located in Vulcan,
Alberta is one of 8 labs worldwide
measuring the biology in soil and
promoting the soil foodweb approach
to growing plants commercially
anywhere.
Alberta is one of 8 labs worldwide
measuring the biology in soil and
promoting the soil foodweb approach
to growing plants commercially
anywhere.
Labels:
Agrologist,
agronomist,
Alberta,
beans,
biologist,
Canada,
consultant,
crops,
Ecology,
farming,
Fertilizer,
food,
Nitrogen,
phosphate,
pulse crop,
Research,
Science,
Vulcan,
workshop
Friday, April 3, 2009
Alberta Beef Producers
The Alberta Beef Producers organization began in 1969 and its purpose is to represent the collective interests of those who raise cattle.
Monday, March 9, 2009
On Farm Food Safety Workshop
The Alberta Sheep and Wool Commission recently sponsored an On Farm Food Safety Workshop.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Etzikom Museum
Volunteers in Etzikom, a small hamlet in Southern, Alberta, turned their former high school into an extraordinary museum.
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Knapweed Rodeo
Spotted Knapweed is one of several invasive species of weeds that are finding there way into Alberta. It's effects can be devastating to rangeland.
Labels:
agriculture,
Alberta,
biologist,
conservation,
consultant,
crops,
Ecology,
farming,
invasive,
Knapweed,
Nature Conservancy,
ranching,
range health,
Science,
soil,
Waterton,
Weeds,
wildlife,
workshop
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Fertilizer
Farmers today are feeling the pinch when it comes to input costs since fertilizer prices have risen dramatically in the past two years.
Labels:
agriculture,
Alberta,
Canada,
crops,
farming,
Fertilizer,
Nitrogen,
phosphate,
soil
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Agronomists
Many farmers rely on the services and advise provided by agriculture consultants, and agronomists to assist them in making the many decisions they must make each day
Labels:
agriculture,
Agrologist,
Agrology,
agronomist,
Alberta,
Canada,
consultant,
crops,
farming,
Science,
soil
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Carbon Trading 101 Workshop
Alberta's the first juristrisction in North America to implement a carbon offset trading system.
Monday, January 5, 2009
ASPB Range Health and Ecology Workshop
The Alberta Society of Professional Biologists Range Health and Ecology Assessment Workshop held near Vauxhall, Alberta
Labels:
agriculture,
Alberta,
ASPB,
biologist,
Canada,
conservation,
Ecology,
farming,
Nature Conservancy,
ranching,
range health,
wildlife,
workshop
Monday, December 15, 2008
Waterton Park Front Project
The Waterton Park Front Project of the Nature Conservancy of Canada is one of the largest private land conservation initiatives in Canadian history.
Labels:
agriculture,
Alberta,
Canada,
conservation,
farming,
Nature Conservancy,
ranching,
Waterton,
wildlife
Monday, December 1, 2008
House Concerts
Home Routes brings world class musicians to concerts in private homes across the Canadian Prairies.
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