Articles tagged with: agriculture
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The weather is a huge wild card for agricultural producers. Conditions that are too cold, too hot, too dry or ... Full story
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Brock joins southern Ontario’s Greenhouse Technology Network
Brock University is one of the newest members of a research network that partners with industry in southern Ontario to ... Full story -
Community event to dig into Brock agri-food research
Strategies to boost the Niagara and Ontario agricultural sectors will be among the Brock research highlights shared at an upcoming ... Full story -
Brock team researching agriculture’s impact on nearby water sources
While farms provide food, employment and tranquil scenery, they can also have the unintended effect of altering the chemistry of ... Full story -
New agriculture network to share research, tools with Niagara municipalities
Agriculture is a major economic driver in Ontario’s Greenbelt, yet less than five per cent of the area’s 66 ... Full story -
Brock surveying Ontario horticultural sector on how it shares, accesses and uses sustainable production research
There’s great research on how to make the horticulture industry more environmentally friendly, but that knowledge may not be ... Full story -
Proven performance trumps cost in agriculture innovation adoption, NCO research suggests
When Ontario farmers consider introducing new technologies into their operations, there’s a laundry list of factors in addition to ... Full story -
NCO to present research on barriers to innovation adoption in Ontario’s agriculture sector
Innovation can have a game-changing impact on those involved in the agriculture sector, but change doesn’t come easy, or ... Full story -
VIDEO: Brock prof studies nature-based methods of mitigating climate change impacts
The COP 26 United Nations Climate Change Conference took place from Friday, Oct. 31 to Friday, Nov. 12 in Glasgow, U.K. The ... Full story -
Farmers’ insights needed for Brock agriculture tech research
If you’re a farmer in Niagara, particularly a greenhouse grower, Amy Lemay wants to hear from you. The Research ... Full story