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The Soil Network is a farmer-led network. Our purpose is to improve Ontario’s soils by connecting and supporting farmers across the province through training, access to research, and networking opportunities. Farmers can tap into OSN resources and bring them to their communities in their own way, to support the lasting adoption of environmentally and financially sustainable agricultural practices.

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Being part of a network means peer support to those “early adopters” that innovate with wild ideas in their back fields; building the confidence to bring them to the road-side.

This network emboldens the innovative individual and gives them a shared experience to support their efforts in reaching the majority. By linking and supporting these individuals across the province under a common objective, they’re able to bring the resources of the whole organization back to their community networks in the individualized ways that are needed. The people in the network are respected amongst their peers and their actions carry so much weight. They speak the right language and the ears that their words fall on are ready and willing to listen. All in all, the soil network supports the right people to be thought leaders because they will be the force that popularizes soil conservation.

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