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Stories by Susanne Wagner

Cows grazing on Scott Duguid's pasture north of Gimli, Man. in July 2025.
Crops, Livestock

Researchers tie intensive grazing to improved soil health

The more cattle rotations are managed, the better the effects on soil and carbon sequestration

By Susanne Wagner January 14, 2026
The more cattle rotations are managed, the better the effects on soil and carbon sequestration, say University of Guelph researchers.

Hay bales wrapped in white plastic in Ontario. Photo: John Greig
Crops, Livestock

Closing the forage gap: Why hay yields are falling behind

There is much less data available on forage crops compared to livestock and other crops

By Susanne Wagner January 9, 2026
Solving hay’s yield stagnation requires better data. Explore how researchers aim to collect this much-needed information.


Cut alfalfa in a field in Ontario. Photo: John Greig
Crops

External forces continue to keep forage markets in flux

Canadian exporters of hay found Japan was a strong market in 2025

By Susanne Wagner January 6, 2026
Increased Canadian hay exports to Japan helped offset declines in other markets in 2025.

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