Practical coverage of soil management, crop rotation schedules, and small-farm operations from Ontario to British Columbia. Updated weekly with field-level detail.
Three-year and four-year rotation schedules used on prairie operations to manage nitrogen levels and reduce pathogen buildup between seasons.
Organic matter benchmarks, tillage timing, and compaction assessment methods applied on small farms in Ontario and Quebec.
Acreage planning, equipment selection, and seasonal labour considerations for farms under 200 acres operating in Canadian growing zones.
Recent Articles
Documentation of current practices, seasonal observations, and technical approaches used on Canadian farms.
How Prairie producers structure four-year rotations between canola, wheat, barley, and pulse crops — and the agronomic logic behind each sequence decision.
An overview of soil organic matter targets, fall versus spring tillage tradeoffs, and compaction indicators relevant to farms under 150 acres in Ontario.
Which cover crop species fit Ontario's compressed autumn window — and how to match species selection to the cash crop that precedes them in the rotation.
External Resources
Government and research organization resources referenced in field-level crop planning and soil management decisions.
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Federal crop statistics, research publications, and provincial extension resources.
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture
OMAFRA crop recommendations, soil sampling guides, and variety trials.
Saskatchewan crop planning calendar, soil zone maps, and agronomic guides.
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