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    Southwest Regional Update

    The Southwest Crew continue to challenge themselves to have conversations and share information in their communities. Their activities have included assisting in organizing a Soil Health and Water Quality workshop with LTVCA in Ridgetown this past August; hosting successful field... Read More

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The Ontario Soil Roadshow

The Ontario Soil Roadshow

The Ontario Soil Network is hosting a province-wide Soil Roadshow, showcasing the practices and innovations of the farmers of the network. With the joint expertise of local farmers and the resources we’re shlepping across the province, this will prove to...

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The Leadership Challenge

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The Soil Network is a soil-focused, farmer-to-farmer, social and educational network with a shared goal of improving Ontario’s Soils. The Leadership Challenge is a one year challenge to improve your leadership and speaking skills, grow your network and build your...

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A Southwest Group Update

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The Southwest Group of the #ontariosoilnetwork have been busy learning more about the network and what their role will be in the coming year. They are up to the challenge! They are digging deep, coming up with innovative ways to...

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OSN East News

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The OSN Eastern Group will be attending the Ottawa Valley Farm Show on March 12th – 14th. Drop by the Rural Ontario Institute booth to learn about the Ontario Soil Network and the 2019 Leadership Challenge. OSN Eastern mentors will...

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Unlock The Secrets in The Soil

Unlock the secrets in the soil - Soil Health.

Soil is a living and life-giving natural resource. As world population and food production demands rise, keeping our soil healthy and productive is of paramount importance. By farming using soil health principles and systems that include no-till, cover cropping and...

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