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No-till fall broccoli in northern Ontario

No-till fall broccoli in northern Ontario

Farmer-Led Research, No-Till

Read and watch Ryan Spence and Isabelle Spence-Legault’s farmer-led research trial where they tested whether a crimped cover crop of rye and hairy vetch reduced tillage, cultivation and irrigation for their fall broccoli crop in northern Ontario.

Pasture Management for Sheep at Pasture Hill Farm

Pasture Management for Sheep at Pasture Hill Farm

Farming

Growing cover crops so that they provide enough residue to suppress weeds for organic vegetable production requires planning!

No-Till Vegetable Trials: High residue cover crops

No-Till Vegetable Trials: High residue cover crops

Living Lab, Living Lab-Horticulture, No-Till

Growing cover crops so that they provide enough residue to suppress weeds for organic vegetable production requires planning!

No-Till Vegetable Trials: The no-till transplanter

No-Till Vegetable Trials: The no-till transplanter

Farmer-Led Research, Living Lab, Living Lab-Horticulture, No-Till, Tools

The no-till transplanter is an important tool in EFAO’s No-Till Vegetable Trials to show that no-till techniques can be successfully employed on a larger scale (>3 acre +) using machinery that is currently available.

Cover Crops and Green Manure on a Vegetable Farm

Cover Crops and Green Manure on a Vegetable Farm

Learn how cover crops & green manures can help increase soil health, crop health, and water retention.

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