The Guelph Organic Conference returns later this month and offers both in-person and virtual content.

Guelph Organic Conference returns to in-person sessions

New organizers offer more sessions for farms and market gardens, virtual content also offered

After two years of virtual-only programming and two years of gradual transition into full hosting and organizing duties, the Organic Council of Ontario will welcome Canada’s organic sector to the […] Read more


Corporate commitments to regenerative agriculture would suggest that the number of farms and acres following the practice is exploding. However, actual statistics remain difficult to find.

Regenerative agriculture reaches a crossroads

The jury is still out on whether the production philosophy will become a niche brand or a mainstream practice

Glacier FarmMedia – In early August, Prince Charles gave his stamp of approval to regenerative agriculture. While addressing an international soil conference held in Glasgow, the Prince of Wales said […] Read more




The three-year trial studied planting organic soybeans into a rye cover crop that was rolled and crimped in the spring.

No-till organic soybean trials fall short on yield

Researcher says there’s still promise given the potential for time-saving on tillage

Organic growers in Ontario interested in trying no-till soybeans might want to call the Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association (OSCIA).  After a three-year, multi-site assessment of the practice that […] Read more


Stacking three types of mechanical weed control is nearly as efficient as using herbicides, according to organic crop production researchers.

‘Stacking’ of row-crop tillage shows promise

Three modes of action monitored in organic crop study

Using the same terminology employed by agrochemical manufacturers promoting the “stacking” of herbicide-resistant traits in seed, an organic-sector specialist from the University of Maine sees promise in multiple modes of […] Read more