2026 Sessions
Organic farmers are already collecting large amounts of information, yet reporting, inspections, and access to useful insights often remain time-consuming and fragmented.This session explores practical digital tools that help farmers record field activities, inputs, and management decisions in ways that...
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The way in which plants detect, take up and utilise different forms of nitrogen is of fundamental importance to all farmers but the specific benefits of organic vs inorganic nitrogen sources is of particular importance to organic farmers. Organic forms...
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Urban agriculture is more than just growing food, it’s about building community, preserving culture, and fostering resilience in our cities. In Seeds in the City, four leading voices in urban organic farming share their experiences and insights on cultivating vibrant, sustainable...
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Pollinators play a critical role in food production, both through crop pollination and by supporting healthy, resilient agroecosystems. This session will introduce the main pollinating species in Ontario, explain how they contribute to agricultural production, and share practical, on-farm strategies...
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The session will explore real world outcomes, including both successful and less predictable results, and the observations and tracking tools used to evaluate performance. Recognizing the variability that producers and researchers often encounter, this presentation emphasizes learning through process, helping...
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