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Organic production Resources

Successful organic production requires research and self-education, observation, experimentation, and learning from others. We have compiled a number of resources under common categories of interest. Click on the category below for a quick link to the section, or scroll down to view all.

Field Crop Production

Rotations & Nutrient Management

Pest Management-Weeds and Insects

Disease Management

Intercropping & Cover cropping

Soil Health & Regenerative Organic Agriculture

Increasing Biodiversity

On-Farm Research & Testing

Post-Harvest Grain Handling and Storage

Livestock & Forage Production

Vegetable & Fruit Production

Other Resources

Field Crop Production

 

 

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Rotations & Nutrient Management

 

Pest Management-Weeds & Insects

Weeds​

Insects

 

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Disease Management

 

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Soil Health & Regenerative Practices

Cow

Livestock & Forage production

Vegetable & Fruit Production

 

Tomatoes

Other Resources

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Swift Current Research & Development Centre-Organic Program

Dr. Myriam Fernandez leads the Organic Research Program at the Swift Current Research & Development Centre, providing invaluable data and information for organic producers in Saskatchewan. In addition to articles and papers included in the categories above, the program hosts field days with detailed proceedings with data from research. View proceedings below.

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University of Manitoba- Natural Systems Agriculture Department

The Natural Systems Agriculture website is produced by a team of researchers and students in the Plant Science Department at the University of Manitoba.  The research work conducted by their team includes both long-term and short-term studies. Their field studies include the Glenlea crop rotation study, Canada's oldest organic vs conventional study and the Organic Crops Field Laboratory at Carman, Manitoba.

Visit their website for studies on a number of topics in organic production, or their YouTube page where you can watch field tours, coffee shop talks with an agronomist, equipment demos and more!

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Organic Agriculture Centre of Canada

OACC facilitates and leads research and education supporting organic producers, consumers and other organic stakeholders to foster sustainable communities.

The Organic Science Clusters are industry-supported research and development endeavors initiated by the Organic Agriculture Centre of Canada at Dalhousie University in collaboration with the Organic Federation of Canada. The Organic Science Clusters are supported by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and many organic sector partners.

OSC4 is the latest organic science cluster, and it's activities and researchers can be found at organic-science-canada.ca.

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