Thu, Mar 20
|Russell & District Regional Library
Russell Farmer Club
Time & Location
Mar 20, 2025, 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Russell & District Regional Library, 339 Main St N, Russell, MB R0J 1W0, Canada
About the event
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What is happening on March 20th, 2025?
James and Jessica Frey will present their extensive work in organic research. Jessica will present her Masters' research conducted under the supervision of Dr. Joanne Thiessen Martens. Jessica’s research explores the role of cover crops in wheat production, providing valuable insights into sustainable agricultural practices. Their presentation will delve into the methodologies, findings, and implications of their research, offering an in-depth understanding of organic farming systems and the benefits of integrating cover crops into wheat cultivation.
You can see more here: https://umanitoba.ca/agricultural-food-sciences/sites/agricultural-food-sciences/files/2023-12/FREY%2C%20JESSICA%20-%20POSTER%20PDF.pdf
James Frey (Applied Research Specialist, Manitoba Agriculture) is going to be speaking about the Parkland Crop Diversification Foundation, and the potential for organic research projects.
What is the Parkland Crop Diversification Foundation (PCDF)?
"For more than 25 years, PCDF has conducted applied research to evaluate, demonstrate and facilitate the use of new crops, technologies and value-added opportunities. Located in Roblin, MB, PCDF’s areas of research include testing for new crops and varieties, forages and crop-livestock systems, intercropping and cover cropping, and soil management." (From mbdiversificationcentres.ca/parkland-crop-diversification-foundation).
Join Our Regional Peer-to-Peer Farmer Clubs!
We host five, monthly, dynamic peer-to-peer farmer clubs across various regions of Manitoba. These clubs are designed as collaborative platforms where farmers can come together to share experiences, exchange knowledge, and refine skills. By participating, you'll contribute to the collective success of sustainable agriculture. Connect with fellow farmers, gain valuable insights, and support each other in fostering a thriving, eco-friendly farming community. Explore our farm clubs and become a part of this exciting network dedicated to advancing sustainable agriculture in Manitoba!
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE AN ORGANIC FARMER TO PARTICIPATE. Anyone interested in learning about sustainable and/or regenerative practices are welcome!
