Sikkema was one of several researchers who presented their work at the Ontario Crops Research Centre - Huron at the recent Ontario Bean Growers research day.
Read the story: Weed management brings high return on investment in dry beans
The rural planning and development professor talked about farmland loss in Ontario.
Hone your communication skills in this virtual session that runs from 1-2:30 p.m. It is open to U of G faculty, research staff and graduate students.
See more Skills for Research Impact workshops in the series.
Come learn virtually or in person from graduate students about the latest advances in Animal Biosciences Research at the University of Guelph!
Sharif, who is a professor in the Ontario Veterinary College, says it’s possible the outbreak could affect poultry supply chains, but it seems unlikely given the current pattern of transmission.
Read the full article: Canada-wide avian flu outbreaks cause wildlife centres to turn away some bird species
A U of G chemist has found a new way to turn methane into methanol, a discovery that may help stem global warming and create useful industrial products at the same time.
Read the full story on the U of G news site.
Michelle Edwards, director of agri-food data strategy at U of G, and her colleague Carly Huitema, manager, agri-food data strategy, are the driving forces behind the agri-food data strategy team, which is working to develop the semantic engine that will underpin U of G’s new data strategy.
The Government of Ontario is investing $7.25 million in University of Guelph research to help advance a competitive and sustainable agri-food sector in Ontario and around the world.
The Precision Feed Facility is the latest addition to a world-class platform at the Elora Research Station.
Look inside the facility and hear how it's making a difference to research at the Ontario Dairy Research Centre and the Ontario Beef Research Centre.
CTV Northern Ontario visited the site as part of its Fields to Forks video series. CTV spoke with research centre assistant technician Melinda Drummond, senior cropping systems technician Nathan Mountain and Department of Plant Agriculture professor Dr. Joshua Nasielski about how research studies on soil fertility, nutrient management, environmental impact and pest management benefit local farms.